Market for Organ and Tissue Transplantation and Alternatives; The

Summary

Organ failure and tissue loss account for half the medical spending in the U.S. In theory, transplantation is the last therapeutic option available to people in the final stage of an organ or tissue failure. In reality, the supply of organs or tissues is so limited that for the vast majority of people, transplantation is not an option. At the same time, transplantation outcomes are under renewed scrutiny as insurers try to control healthcare costs.

The organ transplantation currently faces some of its toughest challenges and hurdles. At the same time, exciting fields of research offer hope for overcoming those challenges. Hence, tremendous opportunities exist to meet growing market demand and to cut costs. But, at the same time, competitors have great opportunities to provide equivalent outcomes at reduced cost. This report is a valuable tool for anyone assessing the organ and tissue transplantation market and attempting to devise a strategy to address it successfully.

This BCC study provides an in-depth analysis and forecast of the organ and tissue transplantation markets. The focus is on products and procedures used or under development including techniques, therapies, drugs and diagnostics.

Scope Of Study

The report contains:

• Full coverage of product segments including solid organs, experimental xenografts and artificial organs; tissue transplants and cell transplants
• Forecasts by product type and application through 2010, including supporting analyses for projections
• An overview of international markets
• Discussion of the industry's structure and the regulatory environment
• Profiles of leading companies involved including placement within the market and strategic analyses of available and emerging products.

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