Market Overview
The global Enteral Feeding
Devices Market share is predicted to meet the market value of USD 6.01 Billion by
2032 at a 5.10% CAGR for the forecast period of 2023 to 2032, according to the
latest research report from Market Research Future (MRFR). The global enteral
feeding devices market is profiled in detail in the report, which provides a
comprehensive overview of the market’s leading drivers and restraints as well as
the leading players operating in the market.
Enteral feeding devices are used to feed people who, permanently
or temporarily, have lost the ability to feed themselves due to the disease or
disorder. Enteral feeding devices are used to directly deliver nutrients into
some part of the small intestine or stomach, so that at-risk patients can be
fed under complete supervision. Enteral feeding devices also allow doctors to
monitor and manage the temporary nutrition of specific individuals in order to
make sure they are being fed as much and what they should be fed, considering
specific diseases and disorders. The growing geriatric population around the
world is likely to be a major driver for the global enteral feeding devices
market over the forecast period, as the geriatric population is likely to be a major
consumer of technologies that allow them to be fed without the hassle of
physically feeding themselves. The growing number of geriatric individuals
suffering from neurodegenerative diseases is also likely to be a major driver
for the global Enteral
Feeding Devices Market.
Competitive Analysis:
Leading
Enteral Feeding Devices Market Players include:
§ Medtronic plc,
§ Cook Medical,
§ B. Braun Melsungen AG,
§ Abbott Laboratories,
§ Boston Scientific Corporation,
§ Becton,
§ Dickinson and Company (BD),
§ Fresenius Kabi AG,
§ Danone Nutricia,
§ NestlĂ©,
§ CONMED Corporation,
§ Moog, Inc.,
§ Halyard Health, Inc., and
§ Vygon SA.
Segmentation:
The
global enteral feeding
devices market outlook has been segmented on the basis
of product, age group, indication, end user, and region.
·
By product, the market has been
segmented into enteral feeding tubes, enteral feeding pumps, enteral syringes,
administration sets, and consumables. The enteral feeding tubes segment is
further categorized into enterostomy feeding tubes, nasoenteric feeding tubes,
and oroenteric feeding tubes. The enterostomy feeding tubes segment is
additionally divided into gastrostomy tubes, jejunostomy tubes, and
gastrojejunostomy tubes. The nasoenteric feeding tubes segment is further
classified into nasogastric feeding tubes, nasojejunal feeding tubes, and
nasoduodenal feeding tubes. The enteral feeding pumps segment is expected to
dominate the market throughout the forecast period due to low risk of
complications with the use of feeding pumps, enhanced portable pump designs, and
the increasing adoption of pumps in hospitals and home care settings.
·
On the basis of age group, the
market has been divided into adults and pediatrics.
·
By indication, the
market has been classified into cancer, gastrointestinal diseases, diabetes,
neurological disorders, hypermetabolism, and others. The cancer segment is
further categorized into gastrointestinal cancer, head & neck cancer, liver
cancer, pancreatic cancer, esophageal cancer, and others.
·
Based on end user, the
market has been categorized into hospitals, home care settings, and ambulatory
surgery centers (ASCs).
Major players in the global enteral feeding devices market are likely to focus on developing products
that fit regulatory standards and enable steady growth for the company in the
market. The growing scope for the medical devices sector
in Asia Pacific is likely to be a key factor for the global enteral feeding
devices market over the forecast period.
Regional Analysis:
The Americas dominates the global enteral feeding devices market,
followed by Europe. Asia Pacific is also likely to grow at a high CAGR over the
forecast period.
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