Vascular Access

WHAT ARE VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES? A vascular access device is a medical device that’s purpose is to access a patient’s veins and arteries. Additionally, vascular access accessories are used to improve safety and overall performance. Catheters are one of the main vascular access devices used and their indications for use include the administration of drugs,

Overall, the global vascular access device market was valued at $4.2 billion, with around 1 billion vascular access devices placed each year. The market size is expected to increase over the forecast period and reach $4.8 billion in 2026. HOW ARE VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES USED? iData’s global market report for vascular access devices includes both

iData’s report on the global central venous catheter (CVC) market includes both acute and chronic CVC’s. In the past, the central venous catheter market suffered extreme consequences after the Joint Commission guidelines recommended that catheters should only be placed in the femoral vein if no other sites are available. This recommendation was due to the

Canada’s vascular access market includes medical devices with the ability to access a patient’s veins and arteries as well as accessories to improve safety and performance. By 2026, Canada’s vascular access market expects to reach $352.5 million at a CAGR of 2%. Overall, there are many vascular access devices, and iData’s analysis includes a wide

As we progress through the global pandemic and drive closer to having a vaccine available, companies are now preparing supplies such as needles and syringes. We have compiled the top three companies to watch as distributors for needles and syringes in the United States. Becton Dickinson  Cardinal Health Novo Nordisk Becton Dickinson Becton Dickinson produces