As Per the Latest Market Intelligence Report Published by Market Research Future, the Vocal Cord Paralysis Market is Progressively Growing in the Forecasted Period.
Vocal Cord Paralysis Market Overview
Vocal cord paralysis can be a result of lesions present at supranuclear tracts, nucleus ambiguus, the trunk of the vagus, or laryngeal nerves. In many people, the left vocal cord gets affected more and gets paralyzed than the right. The reason is the left recurrent nerve takes more compression and traction due to the longer course to the larynx from the brainstem. Studies have revealed that the industry needs more research necessary to determine the root cause of the problem. With technology advancements in the vocal cord paralysis market, many surgical approaches are available to treat the problem.
The most common type of vocal cord paralysis is unilateral. More than one third of unilateral vocal cord paralysis cases are traumatic, one third are neoplastic, and one third are idiopathic, studies suggest. Vascular accidents, intracranial tumors, and demyelinating diseases are the reason for nucleus ambiguus paralysis. Trauma to the neck and tumors at the skull base cause vagus paralysis. In the neck lesions, recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis is caused leading to tumors in thyroid gland, lungs, esophagus, or mediastinal structures.
Studies have also revealed that thyroidectomy, neurotoxins, trauma, neurotoxic infections such as diphtheria, Lyme disease, cervical spine injury or surgery, and viral illness are also the key reasons why many people around the world are facing the health problem. Viral neuritis is also said to be one of the key factors for a large number of idiopathic cases. On the other hand, bilateral vocal cord paralysis is more dangerous for patients. It is caused by cervical and thyroid surgery, trauma, tracheal intubation, and neuromuscular and neurodegenerative diseases.
Vocal Cord Paralysis Market Key Players
The prominent players in the global vocal cord paralysis market are
- Stryker (US)
- Karl Storz GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)
- Olympus Corporation (Japan)
- Teleflex Incorporated (US)
- Medtronic (US)
- Smiths Group plc (UK)
- Cytophil Inc. (US)
- LifeCell Corporation (US)
- Therapy Solutions Inc. (US)
- Fujifilm Holdings Corporation (Japan)
Vocal Cord Paralysis Market Segmentation
Research shows that the global market for vocal cord paralysis will see healthy growth during the forecast period. This clearly means that analysts foresee a better future for the companies active in the global market. To analyse the market dynamics in a better way, analysts have segmented the market into different categories based on treatment and type. Based on type, the market for global vocal cord paralysis has been segmented into bilateral and unilateral. Additionally, on the basis of treatment, the market has been segmented into surgery and voice therapy. According to analysts, the global market for the vocal cord paralysis stood at US$2,145.1 million in 2017 that too only in the unilateral vocal cord paralysis segment. Experts believe that the market will register a higher CAGR of 3.8% and will reach US$2920.2 million by 2023.
Vocal Cord Paralysis Market Regional Overview
The global vocal cord paralysis market has also been segmented on the basis of regions. The global market for vocal cord paralysis is categorized into the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East & Africa. Analysts say that the Americas is set to dominate the global market during the forecast period. The presence of a well-developed healthcare infrastructure and increasing number of people with voice disorders are responsible for the growth in this regional market. The presence of key market players is expected to boost the market growth further. The second largest market will be Europe as increasing R&D efforts and new policies have been helping companies in the vocal cord paralysis market in this region. The Asia-Pacific and the MEA region are also set to witness healthy growth during the forecast period.
Vocal Cord Paralysis Industry News
A recent study shows how some people with neurological medical conditions can develop vocal cord weakness which can further lead to paralysis. Health experts suggest that if any kind of unidentified hoarseness is experienced constantly in the throat constantly for more than two weeks, people are advised to get it examined medically.
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