Coronary Stents Market in India
2014 report states that manufacturers of coronary
stents are experiencing high demand for their products due to a number of
reasons. With cardiovascular diseases becoming a common occurrence amongst
Indians and the healthcare infrastructure in the country rapidly improving, the
number of angioplasty procedures being carried out in the country has increased
significantly.
Advancements in technology has
resulted in patients being more receptive towards stent implants. The products
available in the market can be divided into two types – those manufactured by
MNCs and commanding high prices, and those manufactured by domestic companies
and generally having lower prices. The general perception is that stents
manufactured by MNCs are superior in terms of quality and efficacy whereas
those manufactured by domestic companies fail to attain similar high quality.
As a result, the MNCs serve majority of the market with almost all the big
hospitals in tier I cities preferring to implant stents manufactured by foreign
companies.
Since the medical equipments and
devices industry in India has not been given any separate legal status and
coronary stents have been classified as drugs under the provisions of the Drugs
& Cosmetics Act, 1940, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization
(CDSCO) is responsible for the regulation of stents in the country. The
significant reduction in reimbursement rates for stents under the Central
Government Health Scheme (CGHS) in Feb 2013 and a further reduction in the
reimbursement rates in Apr 2014 has badly affected manufacturers, especially
the MNCs. Although majority of the angioplasties performed in the country are
done in private establishments with only a few being done under the CGHS, the
reduction in the reimbursement rates is likely to force companies to lower
price in the open market as well. However, despite a fall in price of products,
the market is still expected to grow steadily. Moreover, the penetration of
cath labs in the smaller cities and towns has made angioplasty more accessible
to patients and is expected to boost demand for stents.
Spanning over 136 pages, “Coronary Stents Market in India 2014” report covering the Executive
Summary, Macroeconomic Indicators, Introduction, Market Overview, Drivers &
Challenges, Government Involvement, Competitive Landscape, Buyer Details,
Recent Developments, Strategic Recommendation, Appendix. This report Covered 10
Companies - Opto Circuits (India) Ltd., Abbott Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., B. Braun
Medical (India) Pvt. Ltd., Boston Scientific India Pvt. Ltd., India Medtronic
Pvt. Ltd., MIV Therapeutics (India) Pvt. Ltd., Meril Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd.,
Relisys Medical Devices Ltd., Sahajanand Medical Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,
Vascular Concepts Ltd.
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