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Disposable Medical Supplies Markets
Publication Date: 01-APR-09
Pages: 248
Study: TMRDMS
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This report is intended to provide basic marketing data pertaining to the U.S. and worldwide market segments of the disposable medical supplies market, including: surgical gowns, surgical drapes, isolation gowns, surgical and examination gloves, institutional incontinence disposables, operating room (OR) custom kits and trays, non-OR custom packs, shoe covers, masks, disposable coveralls and lab coats, headwear, protective eyewear, sterile wipes, swabs and mops. Each market segment is analyzed to determine size, growth rates, sales projections and factors influencing growth in the U.S. and internationally.





Table of Contents:

  1. 1. Introduction 10
  2. 1.1 Objectives 10
  3. 1.2 Scope 10
  4. 1.3 Methodology 11
  5. 1.4 Executive Summary 12
  6. 2. Disposable Medical Supplies Market 14
  7. 2.1 Overview 14
  8. 2.2 Technological Advancements in Disposable Medical Supplies 14
  9. 3. Nanotechnology in Medical Devices and Disposables 15
  10. 3.1 Implants 16
  11. 3.2 Tissue Engineering 16
  12. 3.3 Sensors 16
  13. 3.4 Stents 16
  14. 3.5 Nanostructured TiOx Ultra Thin Films 16
  15. 3.6 Drug Delivery 17
  16. 3.7 Heat Therapy 17
  17. 3.8 MRI/X-ray 17
  18. 3.9 Bone Cement 17
  19. 4. Medical Design Excellence Awards for Medical Disposables 18
  20. 4.1 Winning Disposable Medical Products and Suppliers, 2008 18
  21. 4.1.1 HemCon® Bandage 18
  22. 4.1.2 Veramyst™ (Fluticasone Furoate) Nasal Spray Delivery Device 19
  23. 4.1.3 Akreos® AO Microincision Lens, Model MI60 19
  24. 4.1.4 GeeWhiz Male External Condom Catheter 19
  25. 4.1.5 Natural Nurser™ Baby Bottle 20
  26. 4.1.6 NovoFine® Autocover™ Automatic Safety Pen Needle 20
  27. 4.1.7 Uresta™ Continence Care Kit 20
  28. 4.1.8 InteguSeal™ Microbial Sealant 21
  29. 4.1.9 Patient Registration Mask 21
  30. 4.2 Winning Disposable Medical Products and Suppliers in 2007 21
  31. 4.2.1 Thermoplastic Drill Template Set 21
  32. 4.2.2 Ospol Dental Implant System Packaging 22
  33. 4.2.3 Episure™ AutoDetect Epidural Syringe 22
  34. 4.2.4 Odor Absorbing Hydrocolloid Wound Dressing 23
  35. 4.2.5 SureSkin® Central Catheter and I.V. Dressing 23
  36. 4.2.6 Gynecare TVT Secur™ System for Treating Stress Urinary Incontinence 23
  37. 4.2.7 Conveen® Optima Silicone Urisheath 24
  38. 4.3 Winning Disposable Medical Products and Suppliers, 2006 24
  39. 4.3.1 eFlow® Electronic Nebulizer 24
  40. 4.4 Winning Disposable Medical Products and Suppliers, 2005 24
  41. 4.4.1 OptraGate® 24
  42. 4.4.2 RelyX™ Luting Plus Cement 25
  43. 4.4.3 3M™ Foam Adhesive Dressing 25
  44. 4.4.4 ClozeX Wound Closure Device 25
  45. 5. Overview of Non-woven Industry 26
  46. 5.1 Future of Global Non-woven Production 31
  47. 5.2 U.S. Non-woven Market 33
  48. 5.3 Non-woven Production in Europe 34
  49. 5.3.1 Non-woven Industry in Turkey 34
  50. 5.4 Non-woven Industry in Asia 35
  51. 5.4.1 India is the Next Booming Market for Non-wovens 36
  52. 5.5 Non-wovens in Medical Sector 39
  53. 5.6 U.S. Medical Non-woven Market 43
  54. 5.7 Characteristics of the Medical Textile Market 45
  55. 5.8 Trends in World Trade of Medical Textiles 47
  56. 6. Surgical Gowns 49
  57. 6.1 Size and Growth Rate of the Market 49
  58. 6.2 Company Profiles 52
  59. 6.2.1 Kimberly-Clark HealthCare 52
  60. 6.2.2 Cardinal Health Corp. 53
  61. 6.2.3 Medline Industries, Inc. 53
  62. 6.2.4 Mölnlycke HealthCare 53
  63. 6.2.5 Johnson & Johnson 54
  64. 6.2.6 Dynarex Corporation 54
  65. 6.2.7 3M HealthCare 55
  66. 6.3 Competition in the Medical Gown Market 55
  67. 6.4 Overall Trends 56
  68. 7. Surgical Drapes 57
  69. 8. Isolation Gowns 59
  70. 8.1 Growth Rate of the Market 59
  71. 9. Gloves 62
  72. 9.1 Market Overview 62
  73. 9.1.1 FDA Authority over Medical Gloves 63
  74. 9.1.2 Medical Gloves and the ASTM 63
  75. 9.1.3 ASTM Testing of Medical Gloves 64
  76. 9.1.4 Advances in Surgical Gloves 64
  77. 9.2 U.S. Market 65
  78. 9.3 Worldwide Market 66
  79. 9.4 Market Growth 67
  80. 9.5 Market Share 68
  81. 9.6 Competitive Overview 68
  82. 9.7 Choosing the Best Medical Glove 69
  83. 9.8 Problems Associated with Gloves 71
  84. 9.9 Product Overview 72
  85. 10. Custom Kits and Trays 77
  86. 10.1 Market Size 77
  87. 10.1.1 Market Growth 79
  88. 10.1.2 Custom Kits and Trays from DeRoyal 80
  89. 10.1.3 Custom Kits and Trays from Medline 81
  90. 11. Shoe Covers 83
  91. 11.1 Market Size 83
  92. 12. Masks 84
  93. 12.1 Market Size 84
  94. 12.2 Product Overview 85
  95. 13. Disposable Coveralls 90
  96. 13.1 Market Size 90
  97. 13.2 Market Growth 90
  98. 14. Disposable Lab Coats 92
  99. 14.1 Market Size 92
  100. 14.2 Market Growth 92
  101. 15. Headwear 94
  102. 15.1 Market Size 94
  103. 15.2 Market Growth 94
  104. 16. Protective Eyewear-Market Size 96
  105. 17. Disposable Sterile Wipes (Pre-saturated and Dry) 97
  106. 17.1 Continuing Growth of the Wipes Market 98
  107. 18. Contact Lenses 99
  108. 19. Catheters 103
  109. 19.1 U.S. Market for Medical Catheters 103
  110. 19.2 Global Market for Catheters 104
  111. 20. Prefilled Syringes 105
  112. 21. Wound Care Supplies 107
  113. 22. Company Profiles 109
  114. 22.1 Johnson & Johnson Medical and Product Offering 109
  115. 22.2 Semperit Aktiengesellschaft Holding (SAG) and Product Offering 115
  116. 22.2.1 Sempermed Division 118
  117. 22.2.2 Highlights of Sempermed in 2007 118
  118. 22.3 Alcon Laboratories, Inc. and Product Offering 119
  119. 22.3.1 Alcon's Global Highlights in 2007 127
  120. 22.4 Advanced Medical Optics, Inc. and Product Offering 128
  121. 22.5 B. Braun Medical, Inc. and Product Offering 132
  122. 22.6 C. R. Bard, Inc. and Product Offering 136
  123. 22.6.1 Bard's Vascular Business 136
  124. 22.6.2 Bard's Urology Business 137
  125. 22.6.3 Bard's Oncology Business 139
  126. 22.6.4 Bard's Surgical Specialties Business 140
  127. 22.7 Cardinal Health, Inc. and Product Offering 144
  128. 22.8 Contec, Inc. and Product Offering 147
  129. 22.9 Ansell Occupational Healthcare and Product Offering 147
  130. 22.10 DeRoyal Industries, Inc. and Product Offering 150
  131. 22.11 Microtek Medical Holdings, Inc. (Now Part of Ecolab) and Product Offering 153
  132. 22.12 Kendall and Product Offering 159
  133. 22.13 Kimberly-Clark and Product Offering 161
  134. 22.14 Medline Industries, Inc. and Product Offerings 165
  135. 22.15 3M HealthCare and Product Offering 167
  136. 22.16 Alpha Pro Tech Ltd. and Product Offering 170
  137. 22.17 Graham Medical and Product Offering 171
  138. 22.18 BBA Fiberweb and Product Offering 173
  139. 22.19 Dynarex Corp. and Product Offering 175
  140. 22.20 Paul Hartmann AG and Product Offering 177
  141. 22.21 Ahlstrom Corp. and Product Offering 187
  142. 22.22 Ansell Ltd. and Product Offering 193
  143. 22.23 Baxter International, Inc. and Product Offering 195
  144. 22.23.1 Baxter's Business Units 197
  145. 22.24 BD Medical (Becton, Dickinson and Company) and Product Offering 199
  146. 22.25 Boston Scientific Corporation and Product Offering 201
  147. 22.25.1 Highlights from Boston Scientific in 2007 202
  148. 22.26 Coloplast Ltd. and Product Offering 206
  149. Appendix 1: Global Health Statistics 210
  150. Appendix 1.1: Maternal Mortality 210
  151. Appendix 1.2: HIV Estimates 210
  152. Appendix 1.3: Fight Against Malaria 211
  153. Appendix 1.4: Tobacco Use Responsible for Six of Eight Leading Causes of Death 211
  154. Appendix 1.5: Breast Cancer 211
  155. Appendix 1.6: Meningococcal Meningitis in Africa 211
  156. Appendix 1.7: Future Trends in Global Mortality 212
  157. Appendix 1.8: Global Ranking in Healthy Life Expectancy 212
  158. Appendix 1.9: Women Live Longer than Men 213
  159. Appendix 1.10: Healthcare Systems 214
  160. Appendix 1.10.1: Types of National Healthcare Systems 214
  161. Appendix 2: International Contact Lens Prescribing in 2007 217
  162. Appendix 2.1: Optical and Spectacle Market in Hong Kong 220
  163. Appendix 2.2: Optical Market (Including Contact Lenses) in Chile 224
  164. Appendix 3: Healthcare Trends in the U.S. in 2008 226
  165. Appendix 3.1: Trends in U.S. Healthcare Spending 227
  166. Appendix 4: Medical Device Regulations-Global Overview and Guiding Principles 232
  167. Appendix 5: Healthcare Industry in Thailand 237
  168. Appendix 6: Global Import Regulations for Used and Refurbished Medical Devices 239
  169. Appendix 6.1: Best Prospects for Used and Refurbished Medical Devices in Selected Countries 241
  170. INDEX OF FIGURES
  171. Figure 3.1: Global Nanotechnology Market, 2002-2008 15
  172. Figure 5.1: Global Non-woven Production by Type, 2007-2008 27
  173. Figure 5.2: Non-woven Consumption by Region, 2007 29
  174. Figure 5.3: Non-woven Consumption, 1983-2007 29
  175. Figure 5.4: Global Consumption of Non-wovens by Region, 2010 30
  176. Figure 5.5: Worldwide Non-woven Production, 2007 32
  177. Figure 5.6: Global Non-woven Market Share by Technology, 1994-2009 33
  178. Figure 5.7: Non-woven Production in Asia, 2001-2007 36
  179. Figure 5.8: India vs. U.S. Per Capita Non-woven Consumption, 2005-2050 38
  180. Figure 5.9: Share of Medical Textiles in Non-wovens by Volume 41
  181. Figure 5.10: Distribution of Spunlaid Resins for Non-wovens 45
  182. Figure 5.11: Staple Fiber Distribution of Non-wovens 45
  183. Figure 5.12: World Consumption of Medical Textiles Forecast 1995-2010 47
  184. Figure 6.1: European Geographic Split by Revenues, 2007 49
  185. Figure 6.2: U.S. Disposable Gown Unit Sales, 2003-2012 50
  186. Figure 6.3: Worldwide Disposable Gown Unit Sales, 2003-2012 51
  187. Figure 7.1: U.S. Disposable Drapes Unit Sales, 2003-2012 57
  188. Figure 7.2: Worldwide Disposable Surgical Drape Unit Sales, 2003-2012 58
  189. Figure 8.1: U.S. Disposable Isolation Gown Unit Sales, 2003-2012 60
  190. Figure 8.2: Worldwide Disposable Isolation Gown Unit Sales, 2003-2012 61
  191. Figure 9.1: U.S. Market for Disposable Surgical Gloves Dollar Volume, 2003-2012 66
  192. Figure 9.2: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Gloves Dollar Volume, 2003-2012 67
  193. Figure 9.3: Share of Disposable Glove Market by Region 68
  194. Figure 17.1: End-user Sales of Non-woven Wipes in North America and Europe, 2003-2008 98
  195. Figure 18.1: Worldwide Market Share by Product, 2007 99
  196. Figure 18.2: U.S. Market Share in Contact Lenses by Product, 2007 99
  197. Figure 18.3: U.S. Silicone Hydrogel Growth, 2005-2008 100
  198. Figure 18.4: Silicone Hydrogel Market in the U.S., 2007 100
  199. Figure 18.5: Worldwide and the U.S. Daily Disposable Market Share, 2005-2008 101
  200. Figure 18.6: Lens Care Market Share, 2007 101
  201. Figure 19.1: U.S. Catheter Market, 2004 and 2009 104
  202. Figure 19.2: Global Market for Catheters, 2007 and 2012 104
  203. Figure 20.1: Global Prefilled Syringes Market, 2006-2010 105
  204. Figure 21.1: Growth for Advanced Wound-care Products, 2012 107
  205. Figure 21.2: Wound-care Supplies Market in Europe, 2010 108
  206. Figure 22.1: Johnson & Johnson's Net Sales by Segment, 2007 109
  207. Figure 22.2: Global Healthcare Spending, 2006 110
  208. Figure 22.3: Johnson & Johnson's Research Expenditure, 2005-2007 110
  209. Figure 22.4: Johnson & Johnson's Consumer Segment Sales, 2007 111
  210. Figure 22.5: Johnson & Johnson's U.S. and International Sales, 1997-2007 111
  211. Figure 22.6: Johnson & Johnson's Sales by Geographic Region, 2005-2007 112
  212. Figure 22.7: Semperit's Sales by Region, 2007 116
  213. Figure 22.8: Semperit's Earning Percentage by Divisions, 2007 117
  214. Figure 22.9: Sempermed's Sales Performance, 1996-2007 118
  215. Figure 22.10: Alcon's Global Sales, 2003-2007 120
  216. Figure 22.11: Alcon's Sales by Geography, 2007 120
  217. Figure 22.12: Alcon's Operating Income, 2003-2007 121
  218. Figure 22.13: AcrySof Intraocular Lens Growth, 2006 vs. 2007 122
  219. Figure 22.14: Sales of Alcon's Infiniti by Units, 2003-2007 122
  220. Figure 22.15: Alcon's Surgical Sales, 2003-2007 123
  221. Figure 22.16: Alcon's Surgical Sales by Product Group, 2007 123
  222. Figure 22.17: Alcon's Sales of Glaucoma Products, 2003-2007 124
  223. Figure 22.18: Alcon's Pharmaceutical Sales, 2003-2007 124
  224. Figure 22.19: Alcon's Pharmaceutical Sales by Category, 2007 125
  225. Figure 22.20: Alcon's Sales of Contact Lens Disinfectants, 2003-2007 125
  226. Figure 22.21: Alcon's Consumer Sales, 2003-2007 126
  227. Figure 22.22: Alcon's Consumer Sales by Product Group, 2007 126
  228. Figure 22.23: Alcon's Research and Development Expenditures, 2003-2007 127
  229. Figure 22.24: AMO's Sales by Division, 2006 129
  230. Figure 22.25: AMO's Revenue and Operating Income, 2002-2006 129
  231. Figure 22.26: AMO's Laser Vision Correction (LASIK) Market Share, 2006 130
  232. Figure 22.27: B. Braun's Sales by Division, 2007 132
  233. Figure 22.28: B. Braun's Sales by Region, 2007 134
  234. Figure 22.29: Net Sales of Bard's Vascular Devices, 2001-2006 136
  235. Figure 22.30: Net Percentage Sales Growth of Bard's Vascular Devices, 2001-2006 137
  236. Figure 22.31: Net Sales of Bard's Urology Devices, 2001-2006 138
  237. Figure 22.32: Net Percentage Sales Growth of Bard's Urology Devices, 2001-2006 138
  238. Figure 22.33: Net Sales of Bard's Oncology Devices, 2001-2006 139
  239. Figure 22.34: Net Percentage Sales Growth of Bard's Oncology Products, 2001-2006 139
  240. Figure 22.35: Net Sales of Bard's Surgical Specialty Devices, 2001-2006 140
  241. Figure 22.36: Net Percentage Sales Growth of Bard's Surgical Specialty Products, 2001-2006 141
  242. Figure 22.37: Bard's Revenues by Segment, 2006 142
  243. Figure 22.38: Bard's Revenue and Operating Income, 2004, 2005 and 2006 142
  244. Figure 22.39: Bard's Revenue by Geography, 2006 143
  245. Figure 22.40: Cardinal Health's Clinical and Medical Products Segment's Revenue, 2006-2008 146
  246. Figure 22.41: Cardinal's Healthcare Supply Chain's Revenue, 2006-2008 146
  247. Figure 22.42: Ansell's Sales by Geography, 2008 149
  248. Figure 22.43: Ecolab's Consolidated Sales, 2005-2007 155
  249. Figure 22.44: Kimberly-Clark's Net Sales by Segments, 2007 162
  250. Figure 22.45: Kimberly-Clark's Percentage of Net Sales by Geography, 2007 163
  251. Figure 22.46: Fiberweb's Revenue by Segment, 2003-2007 174
  252. Figure 22.47: Hartmann's Share of Total Sales by Business Segment, 2007 178
  253. Figure 22.48: Hartmann's Share of Total Sales by Region, 2007 178
  254. Figure 22.49: Hartmann Group Payroll, 2006 and 2007 179
  255. Figure 22.50: Ahlstrom's Market by Geography, 2007 189
  256. Figure 22.51: Ahlstrom's Net Sales by Segment, 2007 189
  257. Figure 22.52: Ahlstrom's Net Sales by End-User Sector, 2007 190
  258. Figure 22.53: BD's U.S. Revenue, 2003-2007 199
  259. Figure 22.54: BD's Non-U.S. Revenue, 2003-2007 200
  260. Figure 22.55: BD's Net Income, 2003-2006 201
  261. Figure 22.56: Boston's Sales by Geographic Segment, 2007 202
  262. Figure 22.57: Boston Scientific's Sales by Product Category, 2007 203
  263. Figure 22.58: Coloplast's Revenue, 2003-2007 207
  264. Figure A1.1: Maternal Mortality Ratio by Region, 1990 and 2006 210
  265. Figure A1.2: International Per Capita Healthcare Spending by Country, 2006 216
  266. Figure A2.1: Contact Lens Prescribing in the U.S., 2007 219
  267. Figure A2.2: Contact Lens Prescribing in Hong Kong, 2007 220
  268. Figure A2.3: Distribution of Optical Products in Chile 224
  269. Figure A2.4: Chilean Imports of Optical Products, 2005 225
  270. Figure A3.1: U.S. Healthcare Spending as a Percentage of GDP, 1988-2006 228
  271. Figure A3.2: Major Health Services and Supplies by Sector, 2006 228
  272. Figure A3.3: Health Services Expenditure by Sponsor, 2006 230
  273. Figure A4.1: Global Statistics on Medical Device Production 232
  274. Figure A4.2: Common Stages of Government Regulations 233
  275. Figure A5.1: Thai Health Industry by Segments, 2004-2008 238
  276. Figure A6.1: Customers of Used and Refurbished Medical Devices in Germany 242
  277. Figure A6.2: World Market Share in Used and Refurbished Medical Devices, 2007 243
  278. Figure A6.3: Percentage Composition of Demand in Germany for Used and Refurbished Medical Devices, 2007 244
  279. INDEX OF TABLES
  280. Table 5.1: Global Non-woven Production, 2003-2006 26
  281. Table 5.2: Global Non-woven Consumption, 1995-2010 27
  282. Table 5.3: Global Consumption of Non-wovens by Region, 1995-2010 28
  283. Table 5.4: Non-woven Consumption Percentage by Region, 1983-2007 28
  284. Table 5.5: Top 40 Global Non-woven Companies, 2006 30
  285. Table 5.6: Worldwide Non-woven Production, 2004 and 2009 31
  286. Table 5.7: World Non-woven Production by Region, 2004 and 2009 32
  287. Table 5.8: Global Non-woven Production by Process, 2004 and 2009 33
  288. Table 5.9: U.S. Sales of Non-woven Fabrics, 2000, 2003 and 2008 34
  289. Table 5.10: U.S. Non-woven Fabric Demand by Type, 2002 and 2007 34
  290. Table 5.11: Turkey's Non-woven Exports by Product Groups, 2004-2007 35
  291. Table 5.12: Non-woven Production in Asia, 2001-2007 35
  292. Table 5.13: Anticipated Growth of Non-wovens by Category in India, 2010 37
  293. Table 5.14: Non-woven Fabrics in India, 2007 and 2012 37
  294. Table 5.15: Non-woven Production in India, 2007 37
  295. Table 5.16: Consumption of Non-wovens in India vs. GDP Per Capita, 2005-2050 37
  296. Table 5.17: Consumption of Non-wovens in the U.S. vs. GDP Per Capita, 2005-2050 38
  297. Table 5.18: Application of Non-wovens in the Healthcare Sector 42
  298. Table 5.19: Non-woven Materials Used in Implantable Materials 42
  299. Table 5.20: Extracorporeal Devices from Non-wovens 42
  300. Table 5.21: Healthcare/Hygiene Products from Non-wovens 43
  301. Table 5.22: Medical Non-wovens Consumption by Region, 1983-2007 44
  302. Table 5.23: Non-woven Fabric Demand by Product Types, 2000 and 2007 44
  303. Table 5.24: Non-implantable Materials 46
  304. Table 5.25: Major Players in the Medical Non-woven Market 48
  305. Table 6.1: U.S. Disposable Surgical Gown Sales, 2003-2012 50
  306. Table 6.2: Worldwide Disposable Surgical Gown Sales, 2003-2012 51
  307. Table 6.3: FDA-approved Surgical Gowns 52
  308. Table 6.4: Medical Gowns from Kimberly-Clark 52
  309. Table 6.5: Medical Gowns from Cardinal Health 53
  310. Table 6.6: Medical Gowns from Medline Industries 53
  311. Table 6.7: Medical Gowns from Mölnlycke HealthCare 54
  312. Table 6.8: Medical Gowns from Johnson & Johnson 54
  313. Table 6.9: Medical Gowns from Dynarex Corporation 55
  314. Table 6.10: Medical Gowns from 3M HealthCare 55
  315. Table 7.1: U.S. Disposable Surgical Drape Sales, 2003-2012 57
  316. Table 7.2: Worldwide Disposable Surgical Drape Sales, 2003-2012 58
  317. Table 8.1: U.S. Isolation Gown Sales, 2003-2012 59
  318. Table 8.2: Worldwide Disposable Isolation Gown Sales, 2003-2012 60
  319. Table 8.3: Isolation Gowns of Leading Brands and Price List, 2008 61
  320. Table 9.1: FDA-approved Medical Gloves, 2008 63
  321. Table 9.2: U.S. Market for Disposable Surgical Gloves Unit Sales, 2003-2012 66
  322. Table 9.3: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Gloves Unit Sales, 2003-2012 67
  323. Table 9.4: U.S. Surgical Glove Market Share by Company 68
  324. Table 9.5: Gloves from Cardinal Health 72
  325. Table 9.6: Medical Gloves from Ansell Healthcare 73
  326. Table 9.7: Medical Gloves from Mölnlycke Healthcare 74
  327. Table 9.8: Medical Gloves from Medline Industries, Inc. 74
  328. Table 9.9: Medical Gloves from Sempermed 75
  329. Table 9.10: Retail Price of Latex Gloves from Kimberly-Clark 76
  330. Table 10.1: U.S. OR Custom Kit and Tray Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 77
  331. Table 10.2: U.S. Non-OR Custom Kit and Tray Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 78
  332. Table 10.3: Worldwide OR Custom Kit and Tray Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 78
  333. Table 10.4: Worldwide Non-OR Custom Kit and Tray Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 78
  334. Table 10.5: Various Custom Kits and Trays Available in the Market 79
  335. Table 10.6: Disposable Custom Kits and Trays from DeRoyal Industries 80
  336. Table 10.7: Standard Surgical Trays from Medline 81
  337. Table 11.1: U.S. Shoe Cover Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 83
  338. Table 11.2: Worldwide Shoe Cover Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 83
  339. Table 12.1: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Masks Unit Sales, 2003-2012 84
  340. Table 12.2: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Masks Dollar Volume, 2003-2012 85
  341. Table 12.3: FDA-approved Face Masks, 2008 85
  342. Table 12.4: Medical Face Masks from 3M HealthCare 86
  343. Table 12.5: Masks Offered by Kimberly-Clark Tecnol 87
  344. Table 12.6: Cardinal Health's Face Masks 88
  345. Table 12.7: Face Masks from Mölnlycke 89
  346. Table 13.1: U.S. Disposable Coverall Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 90
  347. Table 13.2: Worldwide Disposable Coverall Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 91
  348. Table 14.1: U.S. Lab Coat Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 92
  349. Table 14.2: Worldwide Lab Coat Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 93
  350. Table 15.1: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Headwear Unit Sales, 2003-2012 94
  351. Table 15.2: Worldwide Market for Disposable Surgical Headwear Dollar Volume, 2003-2012 95
  352. Table 16.1: U.S. Disposable Goggle Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 96
  353. Table 16.2: Worldwide Disposable Goggle Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 96
  354. Table 17.1: U.S. Wipes Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 97
  355. Table 17.2: Worldwide Wipes Unit and Dollar Sales, 2003-2012 97
  356. Table 18.1: FDA-approved Soft Contact Lenses 102
  357. Table 18.2: FDA-approved Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses 102
  358. Table 22.1: Johnson & Johnson's Sales by Business Segments, 2005-2007 112
  359. Table 22.2: Johnson & Johnson Major Pharmaceutical Product Revenues, 2005-2007 113
  360. Table 22.3: Johnson & Johnson's Major Medical Devices and Diagnostics Franchise Sales, 2005-2007 113
  361. Table 22.4: Johnson & Johnson's Research and Development Expenditure, 2005-2007 114
  362. Table 22.5: Johnson & Johnson's Operating Profit by Segment, 2006-2007 114
  363. Table 22.6: Bandages from Johnson & Johnson 115
  364. Table 22.7: Semperit's Financials, 1999-2007 116
  365. Table 22.8: Semperit AG Holding, Its Divisions and Production Companies 117
  366. Table 22.9: Segment Reporting for Sempermed, 2004, 2005 and 2007 118
  367. Table 22.10: Gloves from Sempermed 119
  368. Table 22.11: AMO's Global Locations 131
  369. Table 22.12: AMO's Product Portfolio 131
  370. Table 22.13: B. Braun at a Glance, 2006 and 2007 133
  371. Table 22.14: B. Braun Income Structure, 2005, 2006 and 2007 133
  372. Table 22.15: Popular Brands of B. Braun Products 135
  373. Table 22.16: Insulin Syringes from B. Braun 135
  374. Table 22.17: Pre-mixed Pharmaceutical Solutions from B. Braun 135
  375. Table 22.18: Bard's Profile, 2007 141
  376. Table 22.19: Income Statement for Cardinal Health, 2006, 2007 and 2008 144
  377. Table 22.20: Disposable Healthcare Products for Patients from Cardinal Health 145
  378. Table 22.21: Disposable Healthcare Products for Medical Professionals from Cardinal Health 145
  379. Table 22.22: Mops and Wipes from Contec 147
  380. Table 22.23: Ansell's Sales by Business Segment, 2007 and 2008 148
  381. Table 22.24: Ansell's Sales by Geography, 2007 and 2008 148
  382. Table 22.25: Gloves from Ansell Ltd. 149
  383. Table 22.26: Sales and Service Associates, Ecolab, 2005-2007 154
  384. Table 22.27: Ecolab's Sales by Segment, 2005-2007 154
  385. Table 22.28: Covidien's Research and Development Expenditure Compared to Competitors, 2007 159
  386. Table 22.29: Covidien's Financials, 2005-2007 160
  387. Table 22.30: Covidien's Total Sales Breakdown by Business Segments, 2005-2007 160
  388. Table 22.31: Covidien's Revenue by Geographic Segmentation, 2005-2007 161
  389. Table 22.32: Medical Supplies from Kendall 161
  390. Table 22.33: Kimberly-Clark's Selected Financial Data, 2003-2007 161
  391. Table 22.34: Enteral Feeding Tubes from Kimberly-Clark 163
  392. Table 22.35: Surgical Masks from Kimberly-Clark 164
  393. Table 22.36: Medical Gloves from Kimberly-Clark 164
  394. Table 22.37: Surgical Gowns from Kimberly-Clark 165
  395. Table 22.38: Surgical Drapes from Kimberly-Clark 165
  396. Table 22.39: Surgical Gloves from Medline Industries, Inc. 166
  397. Table 22.40: Surgical Masks from Medline 166
  398. Table 22.41: 3M HealthCare Business Excluding Pharmaceuticals, 2005-2007 167
  399. Table 22.42: Alpha Pro Tech's Performance, 2005-2007 171
  400. Table 22.43: Disposable Healthcare Products from Alpha Pro Tech 171
  401. Table 22.44: Medical Disposable Products from Graham Medical 172
  402. Table 22.45: Revenue from Hygiene Division, 2007 and 2008 174
  403. Table 22.46: FDA-approved Products from Dynarex Corp. 175
  404. Table 22.47: Product Offering from Dynarex Corporation 176
  405. Table 22.48: Financial Figures of Hartmann Group, 2003-2007 177
  406. Table 22.49: Hartmann Group's Wound Management Segment Revenue, 2006 and 2007 179
  407. Table 22.50: Hartmann's Incontinence Management Business Segment, 2006 and 2007 179
  408. Table 22.51: Surgical Drapes, Gowns and Glove Sets from Hartmann 180
  409. Table 22.52: Ahlstrom's Business Overview, 2007 188
  410. Table 22.53: Ahlstrom's Market Position, 2007 188
  411. Table 22.54: Ahlstrom's Quarterly Data by Segment, 2006 and 2007 190
  412. Table 22.55: Key Figures of Ahlstrom's Fiber Composites, 2005-2007 191
  413. Table 22.56: Ahlstrom's Growth in Investments and Acquisitions, 2007 191
  414. Table 22.57: Ansell's Occupational Healthcare Segment Performance, 2007 and 2008 193
  415. Table 22.58: Ansell's Sales by Segment, 2007 and 2008 194
  416. Table 22.59: Ansell's Sales by Region, 2007 and 2008 194
  417. Table 22.60: Ansell's Business and Regional Segments, 2006 and 2007 194
  418. Table 22.61: Baxter's Net Sales by Segment, 2005-2007 195
  419. Table 22.62: Baxter's Net Sales in the Bioscience Segment, 2005-2007 196
  420. Table 22.63: Baxter's Medication Delivery Segment Net Sales, 2005-2007 196
  421. Table 22.64: Baxter's Net Sales in Renal Segment, 2005-2007 197
  422. Table 22.65: BD's Financial Highlights, 2006 and 2007 200
  423. Table 22.66: BD's Product List 201
  424. Table 22.67: Boston's Sales by Geographic Segment, 2003-2007 202
  425. Table 22.68: Boston Scientific's Sales by Product Category, 2003-2007 203
  426. Table 22.69: Selected Financial Data from Boston Scientific, 2003-2007 204
  427. Table 22.70: Boston Scientific's Worldwide Coronary Stent System Sales, 2006 and 2007 204
  428. Table 22.71: Boston Scientific's Worldwide CRM Sales, 2006 and 2007 204
  429. Table 22.72: Boston Scientific's Worldwide Net Sales by Region, 2005-2007 205
  430. Table 22.73: Boston Scientific's Worldwide Net Sales by Division, 2005-2007 205
  431. Table 22.74: Boston's Popular Products 206
  432. Table 22.75: Selected Coloplast Financial Highlights and Ratios, 2006-2008 206
  433. Table 22.76: Coloplast's Sales Performance by Business Area, 2006-2008 207
  434. Table 22.77: Coloplast's Sales Performance by Region, 2006-2008 207
  435. Table A1.1: Ranking of Life Expectancy by Country, 2008 213
  436. Table A2.1: Demographic Information for the 27 Countries Surveyed in 2007 217
  437. Table A2.2: Breakdown of Lens Fits into Six Categories of Lenses, 2007 218
  438. Table A2.3: Prevalence of Near-sightedness by Age Group, 2006 220
  439. Table A2.4: Hong Kong's Total Imports of Optical Products, 2004-2006 221
  440. Table A2.5: Hong Kong's Imports by Products, 2004-2006 221
  441. Table A2.6: Hong Kong's Total Export of Optical Products, 2004-2006 222
  442. Table A2.7: Importers of Optical Products in Hong Kong 222
  443. Table A3.1: National Healthcare Spending by Sector, 2006 229
  444. Table A4.1: Tools and General Requirements of the Five Members of the GHTF 233
  445. Table A4.2: Quality Standard Systems Used in Different Counties/Regions 234
  446. Table A4.3: Resources for Medical Device Information 236
  447. Table A5.1: The Five Year Plan of the Ministry of Public Health, 2004-2008 237
  448. Table A5.2: Foreign Patients Treated at Thailand Hospitals, 2002-2005 237
  449. Table A5.3: Number of Spa Operators Certified by the Ministry of Public Health, 2006 238
  450. Table A5.4: Number of Spa Visits, 2005 238
  451. Table A6.1: Markets that Permit Importation of Used and Refurbished Medical Devices on Same Terms as New 239
  452. Table A6.2: Countries that Restrict the Importation of Used and Refurbished Medical Devices 241
  453. Table A6.3: Countries that Prohibit the Importation of Used and Refurbished Medical Devices 241

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