Description
Approximately 27 million burn cases requiring professional treatment occur worldwide each year, and of these 7 million will require hospitalization and more than a million will die as a direct result of their burns. Burn injuries are a particularly difficult and painful area of medicine requiring multi-pronged approach to address infection, pain, and a host of long-term complications. Continued advances in biotechnology have driven the burn portion of the wound care industry, estimated at over $1.5 billion globally.
New wound care products and devices are entering the market with lightening speed, all striving for the best clinical outcomes. Besides the always-improving synthetic dressing materials, newer technologies in wound treatment include the xenogeneic tissue scaffold, bilayered human dermal substitutes, recombinant growth factors, and other techniques and materials. In addition to product innovations, disease management programs that emphasize prevention and early intervention are resulting in the rapid adoption of new wound care products and changing the market environment.
This study, the second volume in a complete re-examination of the wound care market, analyzes the market for burn wound treatment using the following product segments and subsegments:
- Anti-Infectives
- Burn Injury Management
- Compression Dressings and Bandages
- Wound Cleaners
- Debridement
- Silver Dressings
- Moist Dressings
- Alginates
- Films
- Foams
- Hydrocolloids
- Hydrogels
- Biological Dressings
- Pressure Relief Devices
- Miscellaneous Treatments
The report details product offerings, research developments, industry trends, and relevant epidemiologic and demographic data. Market size, market growth, and market forecasts are provided for each segment and subsegment. Competitive market share information is provided by leading manufacturer for the year 2004.
The information and analysis presented in this report are based on an extensive survey of senior management in the wound care industry, specifically involved in treating burns. Background information was obtained from a comprehensive search of published literature and reports obtained from various government, business, medical trade, and international journals and company reports and releases. Key information from published literature was used to conduct interviews with over 30 industry executives and product managers to validate and obtain expert opinion on current and future trends in the wound care industry. Interviews were also used to confirm and/or adjust market size and market share estimates, as well as in formulating market projections.
Table of Contents
Chapter One: Executive Summary
- Scope and Methodology
- Size and Growth of the Market
- Trends Affecting the Market
- Competitive Outlook
Chapter Two: Introduction and Overview
- Normal Integument
- Epidermis
- Dermis
- Subcutaneous Tissue
- Functions of Skin
- Effects of Aging on the Integumentary System
- Types of Wound Healing
- Defense Against Injury
- Mononuclear Phagocyte System
- Inflammatory Response
- Wound Healing Process
- Primary Intention
- Secondary Intention
- Tertiary Intention
- Delays of Wound Healing
- Complications of Wound Healing
- Hypertrophic Scars and Keloid Formation
- Contracture
- Dehiscence
- Excess Granulation Tissue
- Adhesions
- Pathophysiology of Burns
- Edema Formation
- Fluid Loss
- Circulatory Status
- Burn Wound
- Incidence and Mortality
Chapter Three: Types and Classifications of Burns
- Thermal Injury
- Chemical Injury
- Electrical Injury
- Depth Classification
- First-Degree Burns
- Superficial Partial-Thickness Burns (Second-Degree)
- Deep Partial Thickness Burns
- Full-Thickness Burns (Third and Fourth-Degree)
- Severity and Extent of Burns
Chapter Four: Treatments
- Anti-Infectives
- Overview
- Market Segment Conclusion
- Burn Injury Management
- Cleansing
- Debridement
- Silver Dressings
- Market Segment Conclusion
- Moist Dressings
- Alginates
- Hydrocolloids
- Hydrogels
- Films
- Foams
- Market Segment Conclusion
- Biological Dressings
- Artificial Skin
- Collagen
- Other
- Market Segment Conclusion
- Pressure Relief Devices
- Overview
- Market Segment Conclusion
- Miscellaneous Burn Treatments
- Electrical Stimulation
- Ultraviolet
- Oxygen and Hyperbaric Oxygen
- Mechanically Assisted Devices
- Silver Ion
- Whirlpool Therapy
- Market Segment Conclusion
Chapter Five: Market Summary
Chapter Six: Competitive Analysis
Total Burn Market
Competitive Market Share by Segment
- Anti-Infectives
- Burn Management
- Moist Dressings
- Biological Dressings
- Pressure Relief
Chapter Seven: Industry Developments
Growth Factors
New Products
Reimbursement
Effects of Hormones on Burn Healing
Novel Treatments
Products in Development
- Versiva
- Inflarest
- Thymosin Beta 4
- CoFoam Polyurethane Composite
- HB107 Peptide
- Vibrilase
- HB50
- Others
Burn Centers
Demographics and Epidemiology
Chapter Eight: Company Profiles
- Overview
- 3M Health Care
- Bertek Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- Carrington Laboratories, Inc.
- ConvaTec, Ltd.
- Derma Sciences
- GlaxoSmithKline Plc
- Healthpoint, Ltd.
- Hill-Rom Company, Inc.
- Johnson & Johnson
- Kinetic Concepts, Inc.
- Pfizer, Inc.
- Smith & Nephew, plc
Appendix A: Selected List of Burn Centers in the United States
Appendix B: Company Directory
List of Exhibits
Chapter One: Executive Summary
- Figure 1-1: Worldwide Burn Injury Product Revenues by Segment 1999-2009
Chapter Three: Types and Classifications of Burns
- Table 3-1: Burn Classification and Assessment Criteria
Chapter Four: Treatments
- Table 4-1: Selected Brand Name Anti-Infectives Currently Available
- (Product, Active Ingredient, Manufacturer)
- Table 4-2: The World Market for Anti-Infectives for Burns 1999-2009
- Table 4-3: Toxicity Index for Selected Wound Cleansers
- Table 4-4: Selected Cleansing Agents Currently on the Market
- Table 4-5: Selected Debridement Agents Currently Available
- Table 4-6: World Market for Burn Management Product Revenues by Segment (Cleansing, Debridement, Silver Dressings) 1999-2009
- Table 4-7: Selected Alginate Products Currently Available
- Table 4-8: Selected Hydrocolloid Products Currently Available
- Table 4-9: Selected Hydrogel Products Currently Available
- Table 4-10: Selected Film Products Currently Available
- Table 4-11: Selected Foam Products Currently Available
- Table 4-12: Moist Dressings for Burns, Market Segment Summary, Revenues by Segment (Alginates, Hydrocolloids, Hydrogels, Films, Foams) 1999-2009
- Table 4-13: Selected Artificial Skin Products and Manufacturers
- Table 4-14: Selected Collagen Products and Manufacturers
- Table 4-15: World Market for Biological Dressings for Burns Revenues by Segment (Artificial Skins, Collagen Products, Other Products) 1999-2009
- Table 4-16: Various Types of Mattresses—Advantages and Disadvantages
- Table 4-17: Selected Pressure Relief Equipment Manufacturers and Products
- Table 4-18: The Market for Pressure Relief Devices in Burns 1999-2009
- Table 4-19: Miscellaneous Burn Treatment Market 1999-2009
Chapter Five: Market Summary
- Table 5-1: Burn Product Revenues and Growth Rate by Segment 1999-2009
- Figure 5-1: Burn Revenues by Segment 1999-2009
- Table 5-2: Burn Care Share by Segment 1999-2009
- Figure 5-2: Burn Market Share by Type 2004 vs 2009
Chapter Six: Competitive Analysis
- Table 6-1: Major Competitors and Primary Segments of Participation 2004
- Table 6-2: The World Burn Market Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Figure 6-1: World Burn Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Table 6-3: Anti-Infectives for Burns Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Table 6-4: Burn Injury Management Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Table 6-5: Moist Dressings for Burns Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Table 6-6: Biological Dressings for Burns Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
- Table 6-7: Pressure Relief Devices for Burns Revenues and Market Share by Leading Supplier 2004
Chapter Seven: Industry Developments
- Table 7-1: Global and U.S. Population by Age Group and Sex 1999, 2004, and 2009
- Figure 7-1: U.S. Population by Age Group, 1999, 2004, and 2009
- Figure 7-2: Global Population by Age Group, 1999, 2004, and 2009
- Table 7-2: Global and U.S. Yearly Incidence of Burns by Type
