Intravenous Solutions Market Research Reports

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Intravenous Solutions Market Research Report
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Intravenous Solutions Market research report is
analyzed by Type and Nutrients for each of the
geographic regions-North America, Europe,
Asia-Pacific and Rest of World. The global
Intravenous solutions market size includes by
Type- Partial Parenteral Nutrition (PPN) Total
Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) by Nutrients-Carbohydr
ates, Salt and Electrolytes, Minerals and
Vitamins and Amino Acids. Estimations and
predictions for the total global IV solutions
market are given by geographic regions. Business
profiles of 13 major companies are discussed in
the report. The report covers more than 170
companies that are engaged in IV Solutions and
related products. Major Contract Research
Organizations serving Intra venous Solution
market are also covered in the Corporate
Directory section of this report. Information
related to product developments, partnerships,
collaborations, and mergers and acquisitions is
also included in the report. A total of 102
exclusive graphically represented exhibits
complement the text.
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Several companies that supply intravenous
solutions have come up with innovations in their
product lines. An industry leader in this field,
Baxter International, rapidly expanded its
product line of pre-mixed frozen intravenous
solutions. Abbot Labs designed a system in which
bottles of powdered drugs could be directly
introduced into the bag of intravenous fluid as
required. The lids of these bottles are screwed
open inside the sterile bags and the drugs are
subsequently introduced into the solution and
mixed by shaking. Intravenous feeding is the
short-term administration of supplementary
nutrients through a solution that is introduced
into the vein. Peripheral intravenous feeding
refers to infusion of the fluid in a small vein
on the surface of an arm, leg or the scalp. On
the other hand, central venous feeding refers to
infusion into a large vein which is embedded deep
within a body.
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Only limited quantities of nutrients can be
administered through peripheral intravenous
feeding as there is the danger of incurring
phlebitis and/or clots (thrombi) if concentrated
solutions are used. However, in central venous
feeding it is possible to infuse concentration
nutrient solutions as the rapid blood flow in the
central veins can promptly dilute the solution
thereby minimizing the possibility of causing
irritation to the vein. When IV solutions are
produced locally in medically emerging countries,
the resulting return on initial investments can
be quite small. It is estimated that
profitability would stand at only 50 of the
total production capacity. The production costs
that are incurred in developing IV solutions are
45 to 65 lower than the existing market price
for primary product lines.
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These estimates are based on U.S. cost figures.
When the U.S. system of calculation is used, both
direct and indirect labor costs are the largest
cost factors. However, in developing nations, the
labor cost is relatively low and the cost of IV
solutions is much higher. Therefore, the actual
production cost can be estimated to be 60 to 90
lower than the market price of the product. There
is a very high demand for IV solutions.
Therefore, even if a situation arises in which
production is more than the local demand, there
are still excellent prospects of making national
sales as well as sales through exports. The raw
materials that are required to produce IV
solutions are easy to procure as they are readily
available in local markets.
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Definitions
3. Scope And Methodology
4. Scope Of The Study
5. Research Methodology
6. Units And Currency
7. Report Synopsis
8. Home Parenteral Nutrition (HPN)
9. Partial Parenteral Nutrition (PPN)
10. Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

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