Cellular Tissue Product Usage Share

Report Description

This donut graphic shows the usage pattern of Cellular Tissue Product – CTP/CAMP (aka “skin substitute”) among “mobile wound care” practitioners over the last 18 months. This graph is updated monthly. Click here to view the dataset behind our reports.

For this report, “mobile wound care” is defined as any practitioner who is not working in a Hospital-based Outpatient Department and thus includes physician offices, skilled nursing facilities or long-term care facilities, or the patient’s home.

The names of the top 7 CTP brands depicted in this graph are listed alphabetically on the right. The 8th category is an aggregate of many products.

Click here to reveal the specific percentage of usage for each product.

If a product is depicted as representing 10% of usage, then that product has been applied to 10% of all the wounds/ulcers treated in mobile wound care practices across the US over the last 18 months. It can take several months for new products to be depicted in usage data spanning more than a year.

More detailed insights can be obtained from the many other reports available on the Intellicure Analytics platform. Click here to see a live demonstration of the Intellicure Analytics platform.

The “Other” category of this graph may include products such as (in no particular order): Barrera, Zenith, EpiFix, Epieffect, InnovaMatrix, Cygnus Dual, xWrap, Amnio Quad-Core, Novachor, Via Matrix, PuraPly Antimicrobial, AmnioWrap2, Affinity, PuraPly XT, CompleteFT, PuraPly, Kerecis, Apligraf, AmniCore Pro+, Symphony, Artacent, AmniCore Pro, Celera, EpiCord, Grafix Prime, Supra, Helicoll, NuShield, AmnioAMP-MP, Revita, Miro3D, Surgigraft, and AmnioBand.

Click here to view the same graph but filtered to hospital-based outpatient wound care instead of mobile wound care.

Data for this graph is sourced from Intellicure, the leading provider of wound care EHR software and wound care documentation apps. For the last 25 years, thousands of clinicians have used Intellicure’s revolutionary charting process to document millions of wound care visits, producing discrete data points that are easily mineable and directly insightful. Learn more at Intellicure.com.