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Cycloplegic Agents Market Analysis and Size
Cyclopentolate, a common cycloplegic agent, has a peak effect in 20 to 45 minutes and residual effects that last up to 36 hours (Cooper et al. 2000). Mild gastrointestinal discomfort and feeding intolerance are the most common side effects, but more severe atropine-like toxicity with symptoms ranging from vomiting, ileus, hyperthermia, delirium, and grand mal seizures have also been reported.
Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the cycloplegic agents market which is expected to reach at a healthy CAGR during the forecast period 2022 to 2029. In addition to the insights on market scenarios such as market value, growth rate, segmentation, geographical coverage, and major players, the market reports curated by the Data Bridge Market Research also include depth expert analysis, patient epidemiology, pipeline analysis, pricing analysis, and regulatory framework.
Market Definition
Cycloplegic agents act by paralysing the iris's sphincter muscle, causing dilation, and by paralysing the ciliary muscle, which inhibits accommodation. Atropine, homatropine, scopolamine, cyclopentolate, and tropicamide are examples of cycloplegic agents. Preventing movement of the iris or ciliary body's dilator and sphincter muscles with cycloplegic drugs often relieves pain in inflammatory conditions such as uveitis and is a standard therapeutic procedure. Furthermore, as a result of the local release of prostaglandins, the iris usually constricts during irritation or inflammation. This makes it easier for adhesions to form with the lens. Cycloplegics also aid in the prevention of this complication.
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Market Growth Drivers:
Increasing cases of uveitis
Pediatric uveitis, which accounts for approximately 10-15% of all uveitis cases, presents unique diagnostic, follow-up, and treatment challenges. The insidious nature of uveitis in childhood, as well as paediatric patients' inability to adequately express their complaints and cooperate with eye examination, can cause a delay in diagnosis. More importantly, paediatric uveitis is more severe and often chronic. All these factors increase the likelihood of complications leading to vision loss. As a result, patients with refractory uveitis require paediatric rheumatology follow-up to begin systemic treatment and to detect underlying rheumatologic disease. These are the certain factors which propel the growth of the market.
Rising Demand for Drugs
Three of the new parasympathomimetic-blocking agents appear to be effective cycloplegic drugs appropriate for refraction. These are disubstituted acetic acid esters (Treves and Testa, Ehrenberg, Ramp, Blanchard, and Treves). These drugs have been identified as cyclopentolate (Compound 75 GT), cyclopentolate (Compound 92 GT), and cyclopentolate (Compound 93 GT). Their use in 0.5% solution has previously been reported (cyclopentolate, by Priestley and Medine, and all three compounds by Gettes and Leopold and by Stolzer). Their cycloplegic efficiency appeared to be higher than homatropine but not quite as high as atropine. Furthermore, they have the benefit of a shorter duration of activity and the absence of local or systemic reactions.
Opportunities
- Rising usage of cycloplegic drugs
Cycloplegic drugs are muscarinic receptor blockers. Atropine, cyclopentolate, homatropine, scopolamine and tropicamide are among them. They are approved for use in cycloplegic refraction (paralysing the ciliary muscle to determine the true refractive error of the eye) and uveitis treatment. These are the factors which is expected to grow of the market.
The report emphasizes the participation of key entities, notably:
Pfizer Inc. (U.S.)
Henry Schein, Inc (U.S.)
Actiza Pharmaceutical Private Limited (India)
hameln pharma gmbh (Germany)
Sigma Pharmaceuticals, LLC (U.S.)
Biomedica (India)
Prudence Pharma Chem (India)
Heer Pharma Pvt. Ltd. (India)
Fresenius Kabi AG (Germany)
Key Highlights in the Report
- Providing an extensive analysis of the Cycloplegic Agentsmarket for a holistic understanding.
- Presenting details about the leading industry players, their product ranges, and strategic approaches.
- Delving into the prominent regional landscapes where Cycloplegic Agentsdemonstrates significant growth.
- Exploring the latest trends and advancements within the industry.
- Identifying potential and specialized segments/regions poised for notable expansion.
Key Market Segmentation
By Mechanism of Action (Atropine, Cyclopentolate, Cyclomidril, Phenylephrine), Root (Oral, Topical), Indication (Amblyopic Therapy, Palliative Care for Phthisis, Uveitis), Distribution Channel (Hospital, Online, Retail)
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- Businesses in the Cycloplegic Agentsindustry
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