The US Surgical Matrices Market collapsed in Q220, achieving sales of $227.3MM, off -39.4% YoY, as the effects of COVID-19 became evident with many delayed or canceled surgeries. The problems were evident everywhere, where Breast Matrices dropped -46.4 YoY to $69.6MM in Q220, while Hernia Matrices fell off -35.7% YoY to $157.7MM.
With COVID’s toll on delayed and canceled elective surgeries affecting all participants in the market, the US Surgical Matrices Market yielded -39.4% YoY, according to BioMedGPS’ SmartTRAK Financial Dashboard. Allergan* held on to its lead despite the effects of the pandemic, giving back -46.9%. Becton Dickinson* (BD) lost less than Allergan, declining -36.8%. However, Medtronic* announced that its hernia business was recovering faster than it expected.
Among the many topics covered in the comprehensive Q220 US Surgical Matrices Market Recap* are:
- Complete US Surgical Matrices Market Overview
- COVID-19 Crushes The US Surgical Matrices Market
- US Breast Matrices: Surgery Delays Prove Too Much To Overcome
- US Hernia Repair Matrices: Giving Back Earlier Gains
- Other Q220 events in the US Surgical Matrices Market
The US Surgical Matrices market flopped in both the Breast Reconstruction and Hernia Repair segments, with both segments experiencing the full impact of elective surgeries delayed due to the pandemic. For Q220, the Breast segment waned -46.4% YoY to ...
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