PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1496024
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1496024
Coagulation tests are conducted to test the hemostasis system. Generally, this test is performed with a coagulometer, which measures and evaluates the rate at which clots form or blood coagulates. A blood clot in a blood vessel can lead to a heart attack, thrombosis, or embolism. By performing these tests, one can avoid these unfavorable outcomes.
A growing prevalence of blood disorders and cardiovascular conditions, an increase in the geriatric population, surging demand for point-of-care (POC) coagulation testing, and technological advancements such as faster and easier-to-use devices with advanced sensors have been contributing to the market growth.
The introduction of new coagulation analyzer tests and rapid advancements in technology have led to an increase in the quality and efficiency of hemostasis laboratories over the past decade. To prevent bleeding and excessive coagulation, the liver plays an essential role in hemostasis. The CN-6000 and CN-3000 are fully automated, next-generation blood coagulation analyzers recently launched by Sysmex in the EMEA region. As part of the CN-6000 and CN-3000, which were recently introduced, four new capabilities have been built to cater to the increasingly diverse needs of high-volume hemostasis testing.
There is an increase in the population of the world which will correlate with increasing healthcare requirement as there will be more incidences of diseases and medical condition including coagulation disorders, according to the United Nations (UN) data on World Population Prospects, the world's population reached 8 billion in November 2022, marking a significant milestone in human development, it expected to reach 9 billion by 2037 while the population is expected to increase by nearly 2 billion in the next 30 years, reaching 9.7 billion in 2050.
China and India remain the two most populous countries, with each representing nearly 18 percent of the world's population both with more than 1 billion individual. In April 2023, India's population was expected to extent to 1,425,775,850 people, surpassing that of mainland China.
As the liver is a central player within the clotting process, thus, acute and chronic liver illness regularly leads to coagulation disorders due to a few variables,like decreased amalgamation of clotting and inhibitor factors, an failure to eliminate activated variables, and defects in both amount and quality of platelets. As per American Liver Foundation information from September 2023, more over hundred million U.S. adult individuals suffer from liver disease, with 4.5 million analyzed for it. People with untreated liver disease can lead to liver failure and cancer, with 80-100 million adult people possibly suffering from fatty liver disease and ignorant about it themselves.
Moreover, according to British Liver Trust, over 10,000 deaths due to liver disease happen every year within the UK, with a four-fold increment over the past fifty years. In 2022, England had about 9,770 deaths, Northern Ireland had 369, Scotland had 1,237, and Ridges had 701 deaths in total while the UK-wide death number was 12,077. Liver disease is connected to deprivation as well as inequality, with untimely passings being four times higher in deprived regions compared to affluent areas in both Scotland and England. In light of the dominant rate of liver disease globally, the coagulation testing industry will expand at an increasing rate amid the estimate period.
The increasing commerce of blood coagulation analyzers have driven to a surge within the advancement of cutting-edge therapeutic facilities, labs, treatment centers, and research organizations. All through the forecasted period, these variables are anticipated to impel market extension. Innovative technological headways in blood coagulation testing have made the method simpler, more detailed, and precise.
Rising obesity rates necessitate extensive testing for blood sugar levels, leading to a massive growth in the demand for blood coagulation analyzers. The increasing population of cardiovascular illnesses and blood disorders is driving market growth, as severe blood-related illnesses can be costly to treat. The geriatric population's growth is also contributing to the market size.
Having a fully automated coagulation system comes at a high cost. Staff members other than hematologists must obtain training and be competent. It is more difficult to establish rigorous quality assurance standards outside the laboratory. Stringent regulations governing coagulation testing devices, the high cost of fully automatic hemostasis equipment, and the concern over the potential side effects of blood testing are inhibiting the growth of the global market. In addition, the slow adoption of advanced hemostasis instruments and the lack of awareness regarding innovative and advanced applications of coagulation test devices are also hampering the market growth, particularly in developing countries