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The Latin American wound dressing market is expected to reach $400.9 million by 2024. The market growth is primarily driven by growing geriatric population, rising prevalence of diabetes, high rate of brain injuries, and increasing number of patients with chronic wounds in the region.
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Based on type, the Latin American wound dressing market is bifurcated into advanced and traditional dressings. The category of advanced wound dressings is estimated to hold over 60.0% share in the market in 2018. This can be mainly ascribed to the growing use of these dressings in complex areas of application and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in the region. Advanced wound dressings are further classified into foams, hydrocolloids, films, alginates, hydrogels, collagen, hydrofiber, wound contact layers, superabsorbent, and other dressings. Among these, foam dressings are the most commonly used advanced dressings in the region and witness a high demand in the Latin American advanced wound dressing market.
Wound dressings are used for the treatment and management of chronic and acute wounds. Chronic wounds require higher application of wound dressings as compared to acute wounds, mainly due to the greater severity of these wounds. Based on application, the category of chronic wound dressings is estimated to generate revenue of approximately $200 million in the Latin American wound dressing market in 2018. The Latin American acute wound dressing market is further bifurcated into burns and surgical and traumatic wounds, of which the category of surgical and traumatic wound dressings is estimated to hold the larger market share, accounting for 91.0%, in 2018.
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Some of the other key players operating in the Latin American wound dressing industry are Hollister Incorporated; DeRoyal Industries Inc.; Johnson & Johnson; Smith & Nephew plc; Mölnlycke Health Care AB; 3M Company; Acelity L.P. Inc.; BSN Medical GmbH; HARTMANN GROUP; B. Braun Melsungen AG; and Coloplast A/S.
Source: P&S Intelligence