Over the years, the burden of neurological diseases is increasing in emerging countries. According to estimates by the WHO, 4.5–11% of illnesses in both low- and high-income economies is triggered due to neurological disorders. The situation is more critical as compared to the patients suffering from respiratory ailments, gastrointestinal disorders, or cancers.
It is expected that the burden is expected to increase further over the forecast period. Neurological failure can also lead to permanent paralysis or disability, which becomes burden not only for the patients but also to their families. To overcome such complex situations, Vagus Nerve Stimulator therapy for last decades has been in use to overcome the improving neurological tremors, and dyskinesia, among others.
This system creates muscle contraction and is able to restore functionality of motor nerve. Besides, vagus nerve stimulators can also be used in patients for bladder control, restoration of hand grasp, and movement. Vagus nerve stimulator can be used for normalizing other neurological disorders such as migraines, Crohn's disease, Asthma, depression, headaches and cardiovascular diseases.
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Over the last two decades, treatment and gene delivery using vectors as carrier have been in peak of research to treat various neurological disorders. Also, vector-based gene modification have undergone remarkable changes against rising demand for transgene delivery to the host. For instance, vector development to treat patients with nervous system disorders using gene-induced vectors have undergone massive advancements.
Additionally, other vectors, e.g., lentiviral vector, has also been used widely in CNS gene therapy, as the vector has a larger transgene capacity. Besides, Herpes simplex virus and adenoviral vectors have also been utilized to treat CNS disorders. With advancements in next generation technology, it could possibly replace the shortcomings of implantable vagus nerve stimulators.
Over the past decades, it is been observed that Implantable VNS is associated with surgically related infections and abnormal complexities such as dysrhythmia, cough, paresthesia, pain and voice alteration, which gradually decreases the prevalence over time. To overcome such side effects of implantable vagus nerve stimulator, companies such as Cerbomed and Electrocore in this decade have made commendable progress in their product research to introduce noninvasive vagus nerve stimulators to the world.
The devices were initially introduced in European region. Gradually, with recent FDA approvals and clearance for noninvasive vagus nerve stimulator product marketing and licensing, the devices have made strides and being accepted globally in various neurological treatment.
It is expected that the external vagus nerve stimulator is expected to provide an advanced hygienic and noninfectious profile as it does not requires implantation. Additionally, the external VNS devices are more effective in terms of treatment and are also affordable for patients.
In a research study, it is reported that 105 patients receiving vagus nerve stimulator system treatment from 1999 to 2008, twenty (19%) patients had encountered device-related technical failures and complications. Amongst device failures, first the device was removed in 8 cases. Others also encountered some of the device-associated complications such as electrode malfunction, onset of wound infections & cardiac arrhythmia and posttraumatic dysfunction of the stimulator.
Vagus nerve stimulator therapy is also associated with wide array of possible complications. Other simultaneous technical failures include malfunction of dislocation, and generator. The major complication occurs in children, and the primary reason being electrode fracture, which might be induced by growth during the adolescence stage.
Once the neurologist prescribes vagus nerve stimulation therapy as one option for treatment of any neurological disorder, there comes this question as how much this treatment costs. The cost of vagus nerve stimulator therapy currently is high, including both the implant and surgical procedure. Costs of surgery and post-surgical care may vary in different parts of the world and may further increase over time.
Many insurance companies, such as Medicare and most Medicaid carriers, in the West cover almost all the costs of the vagus nerve stimulator therapy. However, people qualifying for vagus nerve stimulator therapy but without insurance cover or external funds need to pay the whole amount for the implant, which becomes a long-term burden for the patient.
This section of the report features profiles of key players operating in the vagus nerve stimulator market based on their market shares, differential strategies, vagus nerve stimulator product offerings, marketing approach and company dashboard. Examples of some of the key players featured in this report include ElectroCore LivaNova LLC, Cerbomed GmbH, ReShape Lifesciences, Inc., and NERVANA LLC, among others.
The key manufacturers of vagus nerve stimulator are focusing on marketing strategies to increase both their product portfolio as well as geographical presence. The company’s manufacturing vagus nerve stimulator are focused on pricing strategies in order to lead in the market for vagus nerve stimulator.
Some other key market strategies followed by vagus nerve stimulator manufacturers include lucrative discounts, strong distribution network for consumables and equipment, partnering with local as well as global retailers, and long-term partnerships with pathology laboratories, hospitals and contract research organizations.
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Implantable vagus nerve stimulator is a neuromodulation device, which is surgically implanted inside the skin of the chest, and a wire is inserted under the skin connecting the device to the left vagus nerve. Transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulator (tVNS) or noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation devices do not require any surgical implantation. The devices are handheld and used to treat epilepsy, pain-management and pain.
FMI conducted a research study on vagus nerve stimulator marketfor the forecast period 2018 to 2028. The vagus nerve stimulator marketreport offers a comprehensive evaluation of the business opportunities prevailing in the vagus nerve stimulator marketalong with insights on the vagus nerve stimulator, trend, device prices and awareness level for vagus nerve stimulator marketcompetition. The report elaborates the macroeconomic factors influencing the dynamics of vagus nerve stimulator marketand its futuristic potential.
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The vagus nerve stimulator markethas been estimated based on supply-demand approach. The market was first calculated based on vagus nerve stimulator volume conducted in different region/countries. The test volume was estimated based on instrument installation in top 20 countries globally. Other qualitative factors analyzed during test volume estimation include awareness level neurological disorders.
This information was further validated with rigorous primary research (including interviews, surveys, in-person interactions, and viewpoints of seasoned analysts) and secondary research (including verified paid sources, authentic trade journals, and resourceful databases).
The research study on vagus nerve stimulator marketalso includes top trends and macro as well as micro-economic factors shaping the vagus nerve stimulator market. With this approach, the report on vagus nerve stimulator marketanticipates the industry attractiveness of every major segment in the vagus nerve stimulator market over the forecast period.
The report offers a comprehensive taxonomy of vagus nerve stimulator marketbased on product type, end user, application type and region. Based on product type, the vagus nerve stimulator market is segmented into implantable and noninvasive (tVNS) based. The vagus nerve stimulator finds application in pain management, epileptic seizures, obesity management, depression and anxiety.
These vagus nerve stimulators are used by hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, specialty clinics and home care settings. The vagusnerve stimulator markethas been analysed across regions of North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific Excluding Japan, Japan and MEA.
The vagus nerve stimulator market is likely to register a CAGR of 9.89% during the forecast period.
The major complication occurs in children during the adolescent stage due to electrode fracture induced by growth.
By 2032, the market is likely to grow to a revenue of US$ 1,647.43 Mn.
North America holds the leading market share of vagus nerve stimulators.
1. Executive Summary
1.1. Market Overview
1.2. Market Analysis
1.3. FMI Analysis and Recommendations
1.4. Wheel of Fortune
2. Market Introduction
2.1. Market Taxonomy
2.2. Market Definition, by product type
3. Market Dynamics
3.1. Macro-Economic Factors
3.2. Opportunity Analysis
3.3. Drivers
3.4. Restraints
3.5. Trends
3.6. Forecast Factors and Relevance of impact
4. Key Inclusions
4.1. Pricing Analysis
4.2. Technology Assessment
4.3. Product Life Cycle Analysis
4.4. Install Base Analysis, By Region
5. Global Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028,
5.1. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Region, 2013–2017
5.1.1. North America
5.1.2. Latin America
5.1.3. Europe
5.1.4. Asia Pacific excluding Japan
5.1.5. Japan
5.1.6. Middle East and Africa
5.2. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Region, 2018–2028
5.3. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Region
5.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) and Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
5.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
5.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
5.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
5.6. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Product Type
5.7. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
5.7.1. Hospitals
5.7.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
5.7.3. Specialty Clinics
5.7.4. Home Care Settings
5.8. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
5.9. Market Attractiveness Analysis By End User
5.10. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
5.10.1. Pain Management
5.10.2. Epileptic Seizures
5.10.3. Obesity
5.10.4. Depression & Anxiety
5.10.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
5.10.6. Tinnitus
5.10.7. Opoid Withdrawal
5.11. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
5.12. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Application
6. North America Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Analysis By Country, 2013–2017
6.2.1. U.S.
6.2.2. Canada
6.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Country, 2018–2028
6.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
6.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
6.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
6.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
6.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
6.6.1. Hospitals
6.6.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
6.6.3. Specialty Clinics
6.6.4. Home Care Settings
6.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
6.8. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
6.8.1. Pain Management
6.8.2. Epileptic Seizures
6.8.3. Obesity
6.8.4. Depression & Anxiety
6.8.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
6.8.6. Tinnitus
6.8.7. Opoid Withdrawal
6.9. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
6.10. Market Attractiveness Analysis
6.10.1. By Country
6.10.2. By Product Type
6.10.3. By End User
6.10.4. By Application
6.11. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
6.12. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
7. Europe Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) By Country, 2013–2017
7.2.1. Germany
7.2.2. France
7.2.3. U.K.
7.2.4. Spain
7.2.5. Italy
7.2.6. Russia
7.2.7. Rest of Europe
7.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Country, 2018–2028
7.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
7.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
7.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
7.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
7.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
7.6.1. Hospitals
7.6.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
7.6.3. Specialty Clinics
7.6.4. Home Care Settings
7.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
7.8. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
7.8.1. Pain Management
7.8.2. Epileptic Seizures
7.8.3. Obesity
7.8.4. Depression & Anxiety
7.8.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
7.8.6. Tinnitus
7.8.7. Opoid Withdrawal
7.9. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
7.10. Market Attractiveness Analysis
7.10.1. By Country
7.10.2. By Product Type
7.10.3. By End User
7.10.4. By Application
7.11. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
7.12. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
8. Latin America Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
8.1. Introduction
8.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) By Country, 2013–2017
8.2.1. Brazil
8.2.2. Mexico
8.2.3. Rest of Latin America
8.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Country, 2018–2028
8.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
8.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
8.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
8.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
8.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
8.6.1. Hospitals
8.6.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
8.6.3. Specialty Clinics
8.6.4. Home Care Settings
8.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
8.8. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
8.8.1. Pain Management
8.8.2. Epileptic Seizures
8.8.3. Obesity
8.8.4. Depression & Anxiety
8.8.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
8.8.6. Tinnitus
8.8.7. Opoid Withdrawal
8.9. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
8.10. Market Attractiveness Analysis
8.10.1. By Country
8.10.2. By Product Type
8.10.3. By End User
8.10.4. By Application
8.11. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
8.12. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
9. Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJC) Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) By Country, 2013–2017
9.2.1. India
9.2.2. China
9.2.3. Australia and New Zealand
9.2.4. ASEAN
9.2.5. Rest of APEJ
9.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Country, 2018–2028
9.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
9.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
9.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
9.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
9.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
9.6.1. Hospitals
9.6.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
9.6.3. Specialty Clinics
9.6.4. Home Care Settings
9.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
9.8. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
9.8.1. Pain Management
9.8.2. Epileptic Seizures
9.8.3. Obesity
9.8.4. Depression & Anxiety
9.8.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
9.8.6. Tinnitus
9.8.7. Opoid Withdrawal
9.9. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
9.10. Market Attractiveness Analysis
9.10.1. By Country
9.10.2. By Product Type
9.10.3. By End User
9.10.4. By Application
9.11. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
9.12. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
10. Japan Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
10.1. Introduction
10.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
10.2.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
10.2.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
10.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
10.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
10.4.1. Hospitals
10.4.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
10.4.3. Specialty Clinics
10.4.4. Home Care Settings
10.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
10.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
10.6.1. Pain Management
10.6.2. Epileptic Seizures
10.6.3. Obesity
10.6.4. Depression & Anxiety
10.6.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
10.6.6. Tinnitus
10.6.7. Opoid Withdrawal
10.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
10.8. Market Attractiveness Analysis
10.8.1. By Country
10.8.2. By Product Type
10.8.3. By End User
10.8.4. By Application
10.9. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
10.10. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
11. MEA Market Analysis 2013–2017 and Forecast 2018–2028
11.1. Introduction
11.2. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) By Country, 2013–2017
11.2.1. GCC Countries
11.2.2. South Africa
11.2.3. Rest of MEA
11.3. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Country, 2018–2028
11.4. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Analysis By Product Type, 2013–2017
11.4.1. Implantable Vagus Nerve Stimulator
11.4.2. Transcutaneous (tVNS)
11.5. Market Size (US$ Mn) & Volume Forecast By Product Type, 2018–2028
11.6. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By End User, 2013–2017
11.6.1. Hospitals
11.6.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers
11.6.3. Specialty Clinics
11.6.4. Home Care Settings
11.7. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By End User, 2018–2028
11.8. Historical Market Size (US$ Mn) Trend Analysis By Application, 2013–2017
11.8.1. Pain Management
11.8.2. Epileptic Seizures
11.8.3. Obesity
11.8.4. Depression & Anxiety
11.8.5. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
11.8.6. Tinnitus
11.8.7. Opoid Withdrawal
11.9. Market Size (US$ Mn) Forecast By Application, 2018–2028
11.10. Market Attractiveness Analysis
11.10.1. By Country
11.10.2. By Product Type
11.10.3. By End User
11.10.4. By Application
11.11. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
11.12. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
12. Forecast Assumptions
13. Competition Analysis
13.1. Competition Dashboard
13.2. Company Deep Dive
13.2.1. ElectroCore
13.2.1.1. Overview
13.2.1.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.1.3. Production Footprint
13.2.1.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.1.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.1.6. Strategy
13.2.1.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.1.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.1.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.2. LIvaNova LLC.
13.2.2.1. Overview
13.2.2.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.2.3. Production Footprint
13.2.2.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.2.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.2.6. Strategy
13.2.2.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.2.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.2.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.3. Cerbomed GmbH
13.2.3.1. Overview
13.2.3.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.3.3. Production Footprint
13.2.3.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.3.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.3.6. Strategy
13.2.3.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.3.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.3.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.4. NERVANA LLC.
13.2.4.1. Overview
13.2.4.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.4.3. Production Footprint
13.2.4.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.4.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.4.6. Strategy
13.2.4.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.4.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.4.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.5. ReShape Lifesciences, Inc
13.2.5.1. Overview
13.2.5.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.5.3. Production Footprint
13.2.5.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.5.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.5.6. Strategy
13.2.5.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.5.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.5.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.6. Beijing PINS Medical Co., Ltd.
13.2.6.1. Overview
13.2.6.2. Product Portfol/io
13.2.6.3. Production Footprint
13.2.6.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.6.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.6.6. Strategy
13.2.6.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.6.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.6.6.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.7. Parasym Health
13.2.7.1. Product Portfolio
13.2.7.2. Production Footprint
13.2.7.3. Sales Footprint
13.2.7.4. Channel Footprint
13.2.7.5. Strategy
13.2.7.5.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.7.5.2. Product Strategy
13.2.7.5.3. Channel Strategy
13.2.8. Innovative Health Solutions INC
13.2.8.1. Overview
13.2.8.2. Product Portfolio
13.2.8.3. Production Footprint
13.2.8.4. Sales Footprint
13.2.8.5. Channel Footprint
13.2.8.6. Strategy
13.2.8.6.1. Marketing Strategy
13.2.8.6.2. Product Strategy
13.2.8.6.3. Channel Strategy
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