Dublin, Dec. 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Prader-Willi Syndrome - Epidemiology Forecast - 2034" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
A comprehensive epidemiological forecast has highlighted a significant increase in eye examinations and ophthalmic surgeries through 2034, bringing new insights into the management and treatment of Mydriasis. This condition, known for causing an abnormal dilation of the pupils that does not constrict in the presence of light, is becoming a focal point in eye care due to its associated symptoms and impact on patient quality of life.
Geographical Distribution and Projections
The latest findings indicate that the United States accounted for over half of the total cases in the seven major markets (7MM) in 2023. Together, the EU4 and the UK comprised just over 32%, with Japan accounting for approximately 15%. An increase in the aging population is expected to drive a rise in age-related eye conditions and subsequent examinations and surgeries required. Germany led Europe's figures, with a forecast that suggests 29 million eye examinations took place in 2023, many of which included pupil dilation for better examination capabilities.
In the UK and the rest of the EU4, the study projects a rise in glaucoma surgery cases, from around 120 thousand in 2023 to an estimated 150 thousand by 2034, underlying the growing need for specialized ophthalmic care.
Expert Insights and Disease Prevalence
Medical professionals and Key Opinion Leaders confirm that Mydriasis affects a significant portion of the population, emphasizing the importance of annual dilated eye exams, especially for those aged 65 and above. Despite this, the data reflects that less than 60% of the high-risk adult population in the United States underwent this crucial examination.
Scope and Implications of the Report
This new report delves into the patient population, epidemiological distribution, and mydriasis cases over an 11-year forecast across the 7MM. It provides deep insights into the disease's risks, burdens, and growing opportunities in patient management within the studied geographies.
With an increasing emphasis on early detection and comprehensive eye care, the forecasted trends are expected to guide healthcare providers and policymakers in optimizing resources for managing Mydriasis and its burden on patients. The precise identification of epidemiological trends empowers professionals to fine-tune diagnostic criteria and offer timely interventions improving overall patient outcomes.
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