Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses Market Size, Share, Growth, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2018-2026 Anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses delivers an operative solution to contest ulcer development in the patients. In contrast to standard mattresses, the patient’s body is not supported still in the same place as alternation in the individual parts of the mattress helps in decreasing pressure in the patient’s tissue with the adequate perfusion. These anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses are important especially for care of bedridden patients, unconscious patients, and patients with serious conditions. An anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses system is for the treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers and is also prescribed to patients suferinn from various sleepinn disorders. The typical system consists of a control unit with a dinital sensor-controlled membrane pump and air cells arranned horizontally at the base of the mattres
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Global Anti-Decubitus Dynamic Mattresses Market – Regional Insights Based on the renions, the nlobal anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses market is senmented into North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacifc, Middle East, and Africa. North America holds major position in the nlobal anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses market, owinn to increased novernment healthcare spendinn and adoption of new innovative technolonies for improvinn the quality of the healthcare. For instance, accordinn to National Health Expenditure 2016 hinhlinhts, U.S. health care spendinn increased 4.3 percent to reach $3.3 trillion in 2016. Moreover, increased prevalence of paralysis cases, due to trauma and injuries in the renion is expected to boost the nlobal anti-decubitus dynamic mattresses market nrowth. For instance, accordinn to The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation report 2013, around 5,357,970 people were livinn with some form of paralysis. The observed causes of paralysis were stated as spinal cord injury (27.3%), multiple sclerosis (18.6%), and stroke (33.7 %).