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Transcript of Disposable Medical Textiles by Nazneen Surti
Disposable medical textiles
Dr. Naazneen SurtiAsst. Professor
Baroda College of PharmacyParul Institute
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Textile has always been a part of healthcare
Combination of Textile Technology and Medical Sciences has resulted into MEDICAL TEXTILES.
Medical Textiles are one of the faster growing sectors of the global Technical Textile industry.
Medical textiles make up 19% of technical textiles.
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Application of textiles has started going beyond the usual wound care, incontinence pads, plasters etc.
Latest innovation ie., wide variety of woven, non woven, knitted forms of textile are increasingly finding their way into a variety of surgical procedures.
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The use of textile materials for medical and healthcare products can be classified into following main areas –
Barrier material (for infection control, gowns / drapes, masks) Bandaging & pressure garment Wound care material Hygiene material (Diapers / adult incontinence diapers/wipes etc) Implantable material (sutures, art. Joints etc) Extra Corporal devices (like art. Kidney etc)
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Requirements of textile material for medical applications Biocompatible Good resistance to alkalis, acids and micro-
organisms Good dimensional stability Elasticity Free from contamination or impurities Absorption / Repellency Air permeability.
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In India, traditionally medical textile segment is dominated by Woven Textiles
But, new technology Nonwoven products have provided innovative product options
Nonwoven textiles play a significant role in the medical sector. The product range includes surgical gowns, masks and other wearable products; surgical drapes, pads; dressings; filtration materials; and implantable textiles such as tissue scaffolds for rebuilding internal organs, among other products.
By far, most nonwoven products used outside the body are disposable, single-use articles that have the advantage of not requiring sterilization or cleaning for reuse.
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Reusable / Durable to Disposable :
Concept of reusing linen of yester year is slowly getting eliminated and shift to single use disposable products is the norm of the day in many of the Hospitals.
Great transformation in the mode of treatment offered by hospitals, encouraging usage of disposables.
Medical tourism
Shift from conventional cutting & preparing of gauze pieces to precut gauze pieces, since 2000.
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Why shift to disposables?
To prevent nosocomical infections Reusable linen - a carrier and source of infection. Increased awareness – among medical professionals/
healthcare workers and patients. To reduce overall healthcare costs to the nation by using
disposables in order to reduce cross infections. Surgerywise / procedurewise custom disposable pack /kit. Usage of wrappers instead of pink/green cloth covers, to
retain sterilization and increase the number of days storage.
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Why shift to disposables?
Resistant to liquid penetration (Blood / Water), come into contact from cuts or spattering , results in exposure to pathogens.
Non linting (Burrs / loose particles will not come out).
Saving of time and man power in cutting and preparing the gauze pieces.
Resistant to flame & Infection free nature (barrier against bacteria).
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Why shift to disposables? Allows air and moisture to pass through (better breathing /
better circulation, resulting in surgeon’s comfort).
Economic aspect
Ease of use, hygiene and cost effective, by eliminating laundering (washing of 1 ton of linen,7 ton of water – approx. required).
Availability of new technologically advanced textile products
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Players dealing in innovative/advance Medical Textile products
1. Bandages & Wound Care: Beiersdorf Area Labs, US Kimberly clark Battelle Memorial Institute, US J & J, Ethicon, US Perlei Medical, US Quick- Med Technologies, US Comvita, NewZeland. Conva Tec,UK. Imedex Biomateriaux, France. Nycomed Pharma, Norway
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2. Sutures Johnson & Johnson, Ethicon, US & UK Honeywell International, US Poly-Med,US Tyco Healthcare, US Biotronik, Switzerland3. Vascular prostheses (grafts) W.L.Gore, US Edward Life Science, US Boston Scientific, US
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4. Casts / Plasters BSN Medical, Germany Ossur, Iceland. Alcare, Japan5. Stents J & J, Ethicon, US Scimed Life Systems, US Vascutek, UK
6. Cell growth technology Tufts University, US 7. Cartilage and bone regeneration Bioretec, Finland
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8. Nerve reconnection and regeneration Asrtra Tec, Sweden. Oxford Biomaterials, UK 9. Anti microbial fabrics CC Technology Investment, Hong Kong Foss Manufacturing Company,US Rhodianyl, France 10. Ortho joints J & J (Depuy) Inor
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Innovative products Role played by fibre - based materials has advanced dramatically in recent
years….
Textile scaffolds to promote cell growth and build the cell structures Bioglass fibres used in tissue engineering to create new bone
structures. Textile based stents (Biocompatible / Biodegradable). Bandages - advanced dressings for wounds and burns, delivering
antibiotic and other drugs directly to the parts of the body. Casts – moisture curing resins and glass fibres offering light weight
and more comfortable alternative to plaster of Paris. Textile fibres and conduits are developed to guide nerve reconnection
and regeneration.
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Innovative products in Medical Textiles
Bio functional materials - active substances are incorporated into fibre by chemical modification or applied onto fibre during spinning process
These additives get transferred to skin by body moisture or by body heat.
eg.,anti-allergen finishing agents used to relieve patients from asthma.
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Innovative products in Medical Textiles
Photonic Textiles Philips demonstrates photonic textiles that turn fabric into
intelligent displays. eg., a baby jaundice sleeping bag, embedded with blue
LEDs to break bilirubin is developed.
Mesh sack Manufactured from warp knitted polyester to prevent
heart enlargement for patients with degenerative heart failure.
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Global scenario In North America, disposable nonwoven medical apparel
products alone represent a market totaling nearly $1.46 billion, according to the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA), and the market is growing by approximately 1 to 2 percent annually.
Globally, the medical nonwoven disposables market is forecast to grow to $12 billion by the end of 2010
Demand for wound management supplies will reach $8.7 billion in 2013.
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Dressings based on alginate, foam, collagen and growth factor substances will post the best gains based on expanding applications in the treatment of moderate-to severe lacerations.
Tissue sealants composed of cyanoacrylates and bioengineered fbrins will also fare well in the marketplace based on superior binding traits and fast healing advantages.
Trends toward less invasive surgery will weaken the overall market for wound closures.
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Class IV surgical drapes and gowns will post the strongest sales gains among nonwoven medical textiles (surgical infection prevention)
Disposable face masks will also fare well in the marketplace, beneftting from routine use by medical providers in virtually all direct contact patient procedures.
Enhanced absorbent, odor neutralized diapers and shields will see the fastest gains in demand among incontinence products based on comfort and protection advantages.
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US DISPOSABLE MEDICAL SUPPLIES DEMAND(million dollars)
%Annual Growth
Item 2003 2008 2013 2008-2013
Disposable Medical Supplies
36980 47140 58900 4.6
Medical Instruments & Devices
10020 13410 17470 5.4
Wound Management
supplies6410 7590 8910 3.3
Nonwoven Medical
Disposables5600 6850 8240 3.8
Other 14950 19290 24280 4.7
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Medical Textiles Market (India)
Indian market size of Medical Textiles estimated:
In 2003-2004 INR 14.8 Billion In 2007-2008 INR 23.3 Billion
growing at 8% per annum.
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Market Size of Medical Textiles items
Sl. No. Item Market Potential Market Potential2007 - 08 2009 - 10
Value (Rs. Crores) Value (Rs. Crores)1 Sanitary Napkins 699 8922 Incontinence Diapers 135 2553 Baby Diapers 105 1204 Surgical Dressings 694 8025 Healthcare Textiles 120 1606 Sutures 441 5527 Vascular Grafts 3 48 Heart Valves 73 839 Artifical Tendon 37 4510 Artifical Joints 14 1811 Artifical Kidney 17 22
Total 2338 2953
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Non Woven Textiles Market
Disposable non woven textiles will dominate Medical Textiles market.
Demand for hygiene products will go huge.
Current Indian non woven textiles is 70 thousand tons
In next 10 years,1 million ton of non woven textiles is the production level expected.
China producing today 1 million ton of non woven textiles.
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Conclusion Medical Textiles are one of the dynamically
expanding sectors Aim is to convert painful days of patients
into comfortable days. As medical procedures continue and
transform, the demand for textile materials is bound to grow further and further.
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