iData Research

The Japanese market for wound and tissue management includes any device that treats wounds to the skin, dermal layers and adjacent subcutaneous tissues in addition to devices that manage trauma to tissue and blood vessels during surgery. Wound management devices treat external wounds, while dressings, compression and negative pressure wound therapy aid the body’s innate ability to heal skin, surgical and chronic wounds. Devices used for tissue management help stop bleeding, close surgical incisions and prevent the scarring of internal tissue. Wound closure devices hold together tissue long enough for the body to develop scar tissue. Wound and tissue management devices are essential to individuals who lack a properly functioning circulatory system and who have a decreased ability to induce blood coagulation or the inflammatory response.

Wound and tissue management includes devices that treat wounds to the skin, dermal layer and adjacent subcutaneous tissues as well as devices that manage trauma to tissue and blood vessels during surgery. Wound management devices treat external wounds; while dressings and negative pressure wound therapy aid the body’s innate ability to heal skin wounds, surgical wounds and chronic wounds. Devices used for tissue management help to stop bleeding, close surgical incision and prevent scarring and adhesion of internal tissue. Wound closure devices hold tissue together so the body can develop scar tissue. Wound and tissue management products and devices are essential in an early or later phase for the proper healing of tissue and wounds.