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Transradial Access Devices Market To Cross $24.0 Billion by 2023

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Pramod Kumar
Transradial Access Devices Market To Cross $24.0 Billion by 2023

The cost-effectiveness of the approach and increasing chronic disease prevalence, preference for radial artery access during interventional procedures, chemotherapy procedure volume, radial access device use on high-risk and geriatric patients, and healthcare expenditure are the major reasons behind the transradial access devices market advance. Subsequently, the industry will grow at an 8.4% CAGR during 2018¬–2023 (forecast period) to reach $24.1 billion by 2023 from $14.9 billion in 2017.

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On the basis of product, the transradial access devices market is categorized into guidewires, catheters, accessories, and sheaths and sheath introducers. Among these, the catheters category dominated the market during the historical period (2013–2017), with a value share of over 40.0% in 2017. Due to the increasing prevalence of coronary artery disease, the volume of angiography and interventional procedures is rising. During the former, a contrast agent is delivered to the coronary artery via the catheter, so the blood flow and exact location of the blockage can be detected via X-ray.

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One of the key reasons behind the growing transradial access devices market is the increasing usage of the transradial approach over the transfemoral alternative. Years of extensive studies have revealed the former approach to be more suitable for high-risk, morbidly obese, and elderly patients, especially women. Furthermore, the transfemoral approach in patients taking anticoagulants via the mouth (parenterally) brings with it a significant risk of vascular bleeding at the access site, which is why the transradial approach is now being adopted more.

In 2017, Europe held the largest share in the transradial access devices market, of more than 40.0%. This is attributed to the widespread adoption of transradial interventions (TRI) for percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI). Additionally, a large number of same-day-discharge clinics have opened up in the region, which use the TRI approach, which is cost-effective and quicker than the transfemoral alternative. Based on country, the U.S. would witness the highest CAGR, of 11.8%, during the forecast period, owing to the increasing awareness about the benefits of the transradial approach over the transfemoral approach.

 

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