Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Market Segmentation:
Method Segment Analysis
By method, the off-pump segment is estimated to dominate around 56.2% coronary artery bypass graft market share by the end of 2034. The market growth can be attributed to off-pump CABG’s reduced complications, faster recovery, and advancements in surgical technology. Off-pump CABG also known as beating heart surgery involves performing the bypass surgery without stopping the heart, unlike traditional on-pump CABG, which uses a heart-lung machine. This technique reduces the risk of complications such as stroke, heart attack, and kidney failure.
The growing availability of specialized instruments and technology to assist in off-pump surgeries has made this method more viable and efficient. Enhanced surgical tools like stabilizers, robotic-assisted technologies, and advanced imaging systems have further boosted its adoption. According to a 2023 report published by the National Library of Medicine, the popularity of off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) varies around the world, ranging from 20% in Europe and the U.S. to 56% in Asia.
Surgical Procedure Segment Analysis
By 2034, single CABG surgery segment is projected to hold more than 35% coronary artery bypass graft market share. Single-vessel coronary artery disease is common, especially among patients with early stages of coronary artery disease. Single CABG surgery, which involves bypassing a single blocked artery, is often sufficient for these patients. As CAD remains one of the leading causes of morbidity globally, single CABG procedures are in high demand.
Moreover, single CABG surgery is less complex compared to multiple bypass surgeries, making, it more cost-effective. It typically involves fewer risks, shorter operation times, and quicker recovery, all of which are important factors for patients and healthcare providers seeking efficient and affordable treatment options.
Our in-depth analysis of the global coronary artery bypass graft market includes the following segments:
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