Hypertension: Prevalence and
Significance
Hypertension is one of the most
preventable causes of premature morbidity and mortality globally. It is a major
risk factor for stroke, myocardial infarction, heart failure, chronic kidney
disease, peripheral vascular disease, cognitive decline, damage to retinal
blood vessels and visual impairment, and premature death. Therefore, reducing
hypertension can lower the incidence of these conditions, helping to improve
the health of the population and reducing the high burdens that they place on
global healthcare systems.
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Renal denervation therapy involves a
surgical procedure and is therefore a last resort in the treatment of
hypertension. It is only considered when cheaper, simpler and potentially safer
alternatives such as lifestyle modifications and the use of pharmaceuticals
have failed. These patients are termed as having treatment-resistant
hypertension.
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Current Trends and Future
Opportunities
With renal denervation technology
only having been in development since the late 1990s and commercially-available
since 2010, the market is in its infancy. The products remain unapproved in the
US and Japan, and reimbursement is not yet widely available in other regions.
Despite being an emerging market, renal denervation has sparked considerable
interest due to the good safety and efficacy results it has achieved so far in
helping to reduce treatment-resistant hypertension. The expectation is that
renal denervation could become a multi-billion dollar market in the future.
However, the success of any new medical technology is dependent on regulatory
approval and reimbursement; acceptance and awareness from the medical
community; and evidence of safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness. All of
these elements must be in place for the market to realise its potential.
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