- In September 2022, bioengineers at Massachusetts General Hospital developed a novel hydrogel designed to accelerate the healing of second-degree burns. This advanced hydrogel is quickly dissolvable, minimizing pain during treatment, and is created using green chemistry principles. The innovation offers a sustainable and effective solution for burn care, enhancing recovery while reducing discomfort
- In September 2022, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh University, and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia introduced an innovative adhesive bandage made from vinyl alcohol and boric acid. This advanced bandage effectively keeps wounds closed while offering the benefit of painless removal with water in just 30 seconds. The product represents a significant step forward in wound care, providing both convenience and improved healing comfort
- In June 2022, scientists at Brown University developed an innovative material that releases drugs specifically in the presence of pathogenic bacteria. This material, used in hydrogel dressings, is cross-linked with a polymer network that holds nanoparticles such as antibiotics. The targeted drug delivery system enhances the effectiveness of wound care by ensuring the controlled release of medication only when needed
- In January 2024, Medline Industries, LP introduced its first transparent wound dressing designed to prevent pressure injuries. This new product aims to expand the company's range of wound care solutions, offering a clear, breathable option for patients at risk of pressure sores. The launch reflects Medline's commitment to enhancing its product portfolio and addressing diverse patient needs
- In January 2024, Coloplast A/S introduced the Biatain Silicone Fit, a new solution for pressure injury prevention and wound management. This launch marks an effort to expand the company’s product portfolio in the U.S. market, offering an advanced dressing designed to enhance patient care. The Biatain Silicone Fit aims to provide improved comfort and protection for individuals at risk of pressure ulcers
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The market is segmented based on Segmentation, By Type (Advanced Wound Dressings and Traditional Wound Dressings), Application (Surgical Wounds, Ulcers, Burns, and Others), End User (Inpatient Facilities and Outpatient Facilities) – Industry Trends and Forecast to 2031
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The Global Medical Dressing Market size was valued at USD 9.13 USD Billion in 2023.
The Global Medical Dressing Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.71% during the forecast period of 2024 to 2031.
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