Release of Coherent Market Insights on December 10, 2021

X-ray detectable gauze sponge market

Gauze sponge is a medical material made of gauze, made of non-woven fabric and cotton material. These are disposable materials used to clean wounds and absorb blood during surgery and other clinical procedures. In some countries, gauze sponges are called swabs. X-ray detectable gauze sponge is mainly used for minor and major surgery, open wound dressing and wound dressing. These X-ray detectable gauze sponges are made of ribbon or yarn material with sufficient density to provide proper contrast on medical X-rays. X-ray detectable elements are mostly made of a color that contrasts sharply with blood (usually blue) to identify and track sponges when they are submerged in blood during surgery. The use of X-ray detectable swabs can avoid additional surgical procedures, in case the sponge remains in the patient after closure.

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It is expected that in the future, more and more reserved surgical items will promote the growth of the global X-ray detectable gauze sponge market. For example, according to a report by the Canadian Medical Protection Association, cases of keeping surgical items increased from 118 in 2006 to 167 in 2012.

In addition, due to an increase in the number of cases of cotton ball tumors that leave cotton ball sponges in patients due to surgical errors, it is expected that more and more surgical operations will also promote the growth of the global X-ray detectable gauze sponge market.

The lack of awareness in middle-income economies and the high cost of X-ray detectable gauze sponge are expected to hinder the growth of the global X-ray detectable gauze sponge market.

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Due to the increase in the number of surgical operations performed each year, the North American X-ray detectable gauze sponge market is expected to witness strong growth. For example, in 2017, Frontline Medical Communications Inc. estimated that approximately 2,000 cases of retained surgical items were registered in the United States each year due to unintentional errors by healthcare professionals.

In addition, due to the increase in the number of surgical operations in the region, the development of healthcare facilities, and the increased awareness of cotton ball tumors, the X-ray detectable gauze sponge market in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region is also expected to witness significant growth.

Major market players in the X-ray detectable gauze sponge market include 3M, Baxter Healthcare, Paul Hartmann AG, Dynarex Corporation, Winner Medical Group Inc., Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic, BSN Medical, Medline Industries, and Smith & Nephew.

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