Wearable Devices to Dominate The Loss Resistance Syringe Market

Presence of graduated barrel in the syringe marks degree of plunger advancement. Facilitated with standard Luer slip connection to epidural needles, loss of resistance syringes can be used with both techniques – air and saline. In global market, loss of resistance syringes find major application in clinics associated with chronic pain treatment.

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Loss of resistance syringes also come with a cost-effective and convenient epidural procedure pack, that contain all the essential components required to perform an epidural procedure.

In loss of resistance syringe market, manufacturers of these syringes have made huge capital investment.  These devices have made major modifications over the years as a result of constant improvement over the years since its first inception by Dogliotti in 1933. However, the market of loss of resistance syringe is challenged majorly by techniques of choice either saline or air for detection.

The loss of resistance syringe market is dominated by the loss of resistance syringes such as the Episure® Autodetect and the Epimatic®. These loss of resistance syringes are designed with superior grip during the process of injection especially for identification of the epidural space either through saline, air and manual technique.

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Market Segmentation

With increasing applications of anesthesia for pain management in various therapeutic applications, demand for loss of resistance syringes are also increasing. The global loss of resistance syringe market is expected a project a healthy CAGR over the forecast period. There are many advantages of performing epidural anesthesia involving loss of resistance syringes.

It’s a much preferred choice amongst epidural specialized anesthetists as it is easy to perform (although it takes some practice in comparison to spinal anesthesia), reliable and safe. Globally, advancements in new and cutting-edge technology in epidural techniques and upsurge in the number of operative cardiovascular and orthopedic surgeries are increasing loss of resistance syringe demand.

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Still, the market of loss of resistance syringe is challenged by few pitfalls such as prolonged labor during pregnancy, maternal exhaustion during labor, pre-eclampsia and others. The new and advanced epidural loss of resistance syringes negate exceptionally alleviated labor pain, with less pressures on the spinal nerves.

With developments in loss of resistance syringes like consistent feel and smooth plunger action, this pain relief can be accomplished, ideally without compromising to control movement in any piece of the body.

North America is expected to dominate the global loss of resistance syringe market with largest revenue share. The region’s dominance is attributed majorly due to the growing geriatric population. Europe which invests aggressively in healthcare, is also expected to contribute significantly to the loss of resistance syringe market share.

High rate of adaptation towards epidural procedures in hospital and ambulatory surgical centers across Europe can be anticipated to push the loss of resistance syringe growth in the region. From Asia pacific, China and India, are expected to register the fastest growth during the forecast period, whereas Brazil and Mexico from Latin America are also anticipated to contribute significantly to the loss of resistance syringe market.

The key factor to the regions market growth in loss of resistance syringe is mainly due to rise in healthcare awareness amongst the people and augmented disposable income. MEA is expected to grow at an average rate (in the usage of loss of resistance syringe) in the forecast period.

Some of the market players in Loss of Resistance Syringe globally include Avanos Medical, Inc., Halyard Worldwide, Inc., ISPG Inc, Smiths Group Plc, B. Braun Medical Inc, Ambu A/S. Busse Hospital Disposables, Integra LifeSciences and Medline Industries, Inc.