Short Bowel Syndrome Market Current Scenario 2020 – Global Size, Trends, Growth By Top Leaders, Dynamic, Business Opportunity and Challenges From Up to 2026

Short bowel syndrome (SBS) is a malabsorption syndrome caused by lack of a functional small intestine. The primary symptoms of SBS are diarrhea followed by dehydration, weight loss, and malnutrition. If SBS is left untreated it can lead to kidney stones. The primary reasons behind short bowel syndrome in children are damaged intestinal tissue, blockage or obstruction in intestine, gastroschisis, and rotation of the midgut also known as malrotation and in grown-ups. Short bowel syndrome is detected in Crohn’s disease, radiation enteritis, and mesenteric ischemia. This syndrome usually occurs in cases due to surgical elimination of major portion of small intestine

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Market Dynamics- Drivers

Increasing incidence of short bowel syndrome worldwide is expected to drive growth of the global short bowel syndrome market during the forecast period. According to Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, in 2010 there were 10,000–20,000 people in the reported cases of short bowel syndrome, out of which 25% people suffered some or the other complication within two years of contracting the condition. The rate of absorption decreases and due of lack of sufficient nutrients to the body, many children die due to malnutrition. According to Sancilio and Company, Inc., most cases of short bowel syndrome are due to birth in congenital anomaly, in which there occurs a rotation of midgut and the child die before the age of 6 years. According to Nutrinia Ltd, the existing approach to treat infants suffering from short bowel syndrome includes proper nutritional, pharmacologic, and surgical interventions. The primary aim is to promote enteral nutrition, while curtailing the difficulties of parenteral nutrition therapy. Most of the patients are given long-term parenteral treatment, which affects the patient and significantly increases the chances of liver disease, infections, and other complications. Babies who have substantial short bowel syndrome frequently struggle from intestinal failure-associated liver disease, bloodstream infections, and bacterial overgrowth. Furthermore, parenteral nutrition leads to a substantial economic burden on the general population and the healthcare system, with overall annual costs ranging from an estimated US$ 180,000 to US$ 570,000 and more.

GLP-2 drug class dominates the leading markets in North America and Europe

The global short bowel syndrome market is segmented on the basis of drug class and geography. On the basis of drug class, the market is divided into GLP-2, growth hormone, glutamine and others.

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Regional Insights

Increasing prescription of Gattex Therapy for Short Bowel Syndrome in North America creates a highly lucrative prospect for growth

Regional segmentation of the short bowel syndrome market by Coherent Market Insights comprises North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East, and Africa. Among regions, North America accounts for the largest share in global short bowel syndrome market, owing to presence of major players and early adoption of advanced medical technologies in countries such as the U.S. and Canada. According to National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease, in 2008, there were more than 2,000 intestinal transplantations performed in the U.S., out of which 75% population was of the age group of 18-20 years. These numbers are expected to increase year on year, which would inadvertently fuel growth of the short bowel syndrome market.

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Competitive Landscape

Key players operating the short bowel syndrome market include Ardelyx, Inc., Emmaus Life Sciences, Inc., GLyPharma Therapeutic, Inc., Merck KGaA, NAIA Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Nutrinia Ltd., OxThera, Sancilio & Company, Inc., Shire plc, and Zealand Pharma A/S.

Key players in the global short bowel syndrome market are focused on various growth opportunities such as product launches and approvals, in order to gain competitive edge in the market. For instance, Nutrinia Ltd. plans to begin a critical clinical trial on a drug for short bowel syndrome, which will aid thousands of patients globally by reducing their dependence on parenteral nutrition is the major cause of liver infection.

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