Nonmagnetic Wheelchair Market Current and Future Industry Landscape Analysis 2029

A nonmagnetic wheelchair is a device providing wheeled mobility and seating support for a person with difficulty in walking or moving around. Used while walking is hard or impossible due to illness, damage, or disability.

Nonmagnetic wheelchairs are available a huge variety of formats to fulfill the precise desires in their customers. Nonmagnetic wheelchairs may also encompass specialized seating adaptions, individualized controls, and can be precise activities. About 10% of the global population, i.e. about 650 million people, have disabilities.

Studies indicate that, of these, some 10% require a Nonmagnetic wheelchair. It is thus estimated that about 1% of a total population – or 10% of a disabled population need nonmagnetic wheelchair, i.e. about 65 million people worldwide.

Nonmagnetic wheelchair market: Drivers and Restraints

Increase in occurrence of physical injuries, road accidents, spinal cord injuries are predicted be to the riding elements for the increase of nonmagnetic wheelchair marketplace. Statistical studies indicates that of the ~10,000 those who sustain a spinal cord injury (SCI) every year inside the United States (U.S.), 3–5% occur in people younger than 15 years of age and ~20% arise in those more youthful than 20 years of age.

Spinal cord injury frequently takes place as a result of an accidental harm or traumatic event and may bring about physical obstacles which could have an effect on useful mobility. Individuals with Spinal cord injury are often reliant upon wheelchairs for mobility and make a contribution to the 3.7 million wheelchair customers inside the U.S.

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Among children under the age of 18, the wheelchair is the maximum extensively used assistive mobility tool impacting over 88,000 youngsters, 90% of which use manual wheelchairs. Increase in prevalence of bone fractures, increasing geriatric population and increase in number of patients with distinct neuromusculoskeletal impairment are the other expecting contributing factors for the increase of nonmagnetic wheelchair marketplace.

Some 80% of the humans with disabilities in the global live in low-profits nations, as many users are poor with inaccessible surroundings, many users have issue in having access to applicable facts are the predicted restraining factors for the increase of nonmagnetic wheelchair market.