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Surgical Site Infection Control Market Seen Soaring 4% Growth to Reach USD 6 billion by 2030, Projects Univdatos Market Insights

According to a new report by Univdatos Market Insights, Surgical site infection control market, is expected to reach USD 6 Billion in 2030 by growing at a CAGR of 4%. Surgical site infections are also known as post-operative wound infection. These infections are caused by attack of pathogenic bacteria at the site of wound after surgical procedures. These infections are usually caused by bacteria Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Pseudomonas. These bacteria succeed to inoculate at the site of surgery if appropriate measures of surgical hygiene are not kept in check. Unhygienic lifestyle, ignorance of post-operative guidelines has majorly appeared as a cause of this infection. The types of infections are categorized into three SSI- superficial incisional SSI, deep incisional SSI and organ or space SSI based on the depth and proliferation of infection in the body. Based on procedure, the market is differentiated into caesarean section, gastric bypass, cataract surgery, dental restoration, and others where caesarean section happened to dominate the segment. Multiple factors fuelling this market are innovations in standards, upgradation in the infrastructure of healthcare sector and rising cases of surgical and operating room development worldwide.

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The report suggests that the Innovations in Healthcare Standards is one of the major factors driving the growth of surgical site infection control market during the forthcoming years. Surgical site infection control is a type of infection which starts from the site of surgical incision but can spread to other body parts as well. Innovations, especially with technological advancements are critical for the development of new treatments for surgical site infection control. In recent years, there has been an increased innovations in healthcare sector focused on surgical site infection control. Johnson & Johnson’s Ethicon recently launched a bronchoscope in December 2022, named Monarch which robot tractor which aims to support professionals in their mission to help patients become stone-free in a single minimally invasive procedure. It gives hope of creating a world without a single surgical site infection. The increased innovations by pharma giants for surgical site infection control is driving the growth of the market, as it indicates a greater interest in developing new methods for avoiding this infection. It also provides hope for patients with surgical site infection control, as it suggests that there may be more effective treatment options available in the future.

Fig1: Clinical Trials in Surgical Site Infection Control by Phase, 2023

Surgical Site Infection Control Market

Apart from this, growing technological advancements including artificial intelligence are amongst others in the surgical site infection control market which will also boost the market’s growth during the forecast period. One such advancement is the Robotic surgery, which is designed to specifically target the organ to be operated while minimizing the possibility of having surgical site infection. This approach has led to minimally invasive surgeries for patients who are sensitive towards surgical site infection.

Robotic surgery in the limelight of healthcare sector

Traditional surgeries are more prone to result in surgical site infection no matter in how sterilized ambience it was performed. This has led to a very progressive outcome with the face of Robotic surgery. Here are some key points to understand why robotic surgeries are gaining traction in the surgical site infection control market:

Lesser risk of pathogenic exposure: Robotic surgeries are less likely to be exposed to pathogens which cause infections which makes robotic surgeries a standout among traditional surgeries.

Unmet Need: Risk of surgical site infection cannot be eliminated during traditional surgeries and operations. This might present robotic surgery highly appealing to be able to minimize that risk by being minimally invasive which makes the surgeries relatively less susceptible towards attracting pathogens.

Better Quality of Life: Because they are often performed with a negligible incision at the part of body, robotic surgery may offer better quality of life for patients by causing lesser infections compared to traditional surgeries.

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Conclusion

The global surgical site infection control market is a rapidly growing field, with advancements in technology and treatments leading to improved outcomes for patients in the form of innovations in the medical sector. Surgical site infection control is a type of infection that affects the incision site of the body, which was operated on, and it is estimated that there is rise in number of new cases diagnosed each year worldwide. The global surgical site infection control market is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, as new treatments are developed, and improvised for patients diagnosed with the disease. As a result, there is a growing demand for sterilized medical equipment and products in the field of medical devices. Overall, the global surgical site infection control market represents a significant opportunity for companies and professionals in the field of medical devices. With continued research and development, it is likely that even more effective and pathogen free treatments will become available in the future, leading to improved outcomes for patients with surgical site infection control.