Global Organ Preservation Solutions Strategic Business Report 2017-2024: Growing Awareness and Policy Support on Transplantation to Benefit Market Growth
DUBLIN, August 30, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
The "Organ Preservation Solutions - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.
The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2016 through 2024. Also, a five-year historic analysis is provided for these markets. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research.
The report profiles 20 companies including many key and niche players such as:
- 21st Century Medicine (USA)
- BioLife Solutions, Inc. (USA)
- Dr. Franz Khler Chemie GmbH (Germany)
- Essential Pharmaceuticals, LLC (USA)
- Lifeline Scientific, Inc. (USA)
- Preservation Solutions, Inc. (USA)
- XVIVO Perfusion AB (Sweden)
Key Topics Covered:
1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
A Prelude
Major Growth Drivers in a Gist
Key Growth Restraints
Current & Future Market Analysis
Geographic Landscape
Competitive Scenario
Custodiol HTK Gains Prominence vs. the Gold Standard UW Solution
XVIVO Sees Brighter Prospects in Organ Preservation Products
Contamination Concerns with Regard to ViaSpan
Organ Preservation Techniques
Simple Cold Storage
Continuous Hypothermic Perfusion/Hypothermic Perfusion Preservation
2. MARKET TRENDS AND GROWTH DRIVERS
Growing Awareness and Policy Support on Transplantation to Benefit Market Growth
EVLP: Revolutionary Technique for Lung Preservation
New Paradigms in Heart and Lung Preservation
Organ Banking: Glimpse into the Future?
Preservation Solutions
A Key to Deceased Donor Transplants
Euro-Collins Extending Opportunities in the Kidney Segment
Cardiac Preservation Scenario Remains Static
UW
The Gold Standard in Heart Preservation
Innovative Organ Preservation Solutions on the Horizon
A Focus on Leeds Solutions
Lungs Preservation in Search of Ideal Solution
Scientists See Cryopreservation as a Potential Means for Organ Preservation
UW and HTK Find Growing Use in Abdominal Organ Preservation
UW Vs. HTK in Liver Transplantation
Supercooling Organs
A New Approach to Extend Storage Life
Measures to Address Organ Shortage to Infuse Demand for Preservation Solutions
Machine Perfusion Gains Popularity over Cold Storage
Is Warm Perfusion the Next Standard in Organ Preservation?
Key Organ Transplantation Statistics
Living Donors on the Rise
Graying Population and Chronic Diseases Surge Need for Transplants
3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Organ Preservation Solutions
Elements and Functions of Organ Preservation Solutions
Technical Specifications of the Organ Preservation Solutions
Solutions in Concentrated Form
Steps in Organ Preservation
Identification of the Donor
Organ Removal
Organ Recovery and Preservation
Organ Preservation Techniques
Hypothermia
Requirements of Ideal Preservation Solution
Factors Determining Organ Viability
Storage Duration Time
Storage Time Period for Organs and Tissues
Factors Impacting the Organ Preservation
Hypothermia Induced Cell Swelling
Cellular Acidosis and ATP Usage
Compromised Membrane Function
Functions of Organ Preservation Solutions
Prevention of Reactive Oxygen Species Formation
Reduction of Cell Swelling
Prevention of Cellular Acidosis
Benefits with Colloids
Secondary Functions
Production and Packaging
Production
Packaging
Tests for Organ Preservation Solutions
Hydroxymethylfurfural Test
Particulate Contamination
Test for Pyrogens
Static Cold Storage
The Most Applied and Popular Technique
Vitrification
A Promising Cryopreservation Approach for Whole Organs
Select Products
Euro Collins Solution
University of Wisconsin (UW) Solution
Custodiol Histidine-Tryptophan-Ketoglutarate (HTK) Solution
Advantages
Disadvantages
Major Clinical Differences between Custodiol HTK and Viaspan
Celsior Solution
Hypothermosol
Perfadex
Advantages
Ross-Marshall Citrate Solutions
Phosphate-Buffered Sucrose Solution
Lifor
IGL-1
HBS Solution
ET-Kyoto
Polysol
TranSend
Background
Organ Transplantation
A Prelude
Heart Transplantation
Heart Diseases and Disorders
Post-Operative Complications and Consequences of Heart Transplants
Kidney Transplantation
Kidney Disorders and Diseases
Donor Evaluation
Waiting List
Surgery/Post-Operation
Post-Operative Supervision and Issues
Liver Transplantation
Liver Disorders and Diseases
Pancreas Transplantation
Post-Operative Complications and Consequences of Pancreas Transplants
Small Intestine Transplantation
Intestine Disorders and Diseases
Heart-and-Lung Transplantation
Lung Transplantation
Lung Diseases and Disorders
Lung Patients Survival Statistics
Transplantation Immunology
Acute Cellular Rejection
Chronic Rejection
Post-Transplant Observations
Types of Donors
Alive Donors
Related Donors
Good Samaritans
Rewarded/Forced Donors
Deceased Donors
Directed / Allocated
Organs Transplanted by Type of Donor
Organ Donation and Eligibility Criteria
Factors Considered for Matching Recipients to Donor Organs
Testing
Blood Typing
Tissue Typing
Issues Impacting Transplantation Market
Scarcity of Donor Organs
Organ Rejection
Other Issues
Ethical Concerns and Bioethical Issues
Lack of Requisite Expertise
Transplantation
Safety Requirements
Waiting List
Active Waiting List Patients
Inactive Waiting List Patients
Transplantation Expenses
Major Medical and Non-Medical Expenses
4. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY
BioLife and TissueGene Ink Supply Agreement
BioLife and Promethera Embed CryoStor into HepaStem Manufacturing
BioLife and Bellicum Ink Supply Deal for CryoStor
Cook Embeds BioLife's Media Products into Autologous Cell Therapy
BioLife and Kite Pharma Ink Supply Agreement
Paragonix and Waters Sign Product Supply Agreement
Paragonix Technologies Announces Publication of Sherpa Pak Transport Systems
CFDA Approves Organ Preservation Solutions by Lifeline Scientific
Provepharm Enters Into Partnership with DFKC
5. FOCUS ON SELECT KEY PLAYERS
6. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE
Total Companies Profiled: 20 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries 22)
- The United States (12)
- Europe (8)
- France (2)
- Germany (1)
- The United Kingdom (2)
- Italy (1)
- Rest of Europe (2)
- Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (2)
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