ENT Devices Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Global Industry Analysis: By Product (Surgical Devices, Image-Guided Surgery Systems, Hearing Implants, Diagnostic Devices, Hearing Aids, Co2 Lasers, and Other Products), By End-Users (Hospitals, ENT Centers, Clinics and Ambulatory Surgery Centers), Geograpahy

ENT devices market size was valued at US$ 15.5 billion in the year 2023 estimated to reach US$ 23.62 billion by 2030, growing at a significant CAGR of 6.2% from 2024 to 2030. Ear, nose and throat play important role in the human body, and hence keeping these body parts functioning properly is very important. A few things that affect the functioning of such organs are sinusitis and aging. One of the most commonly used treatment methods to treat different issues related to ear, nose, and throat is ENT.

Moreover, a number of ENT devices are used for the diagnosis of ear, nose and throat. Surgical devices, therapeutic devices, and glaucoma diagnostic devices are the most commonly used ENT devices. ENT devices are effectively used for the treatment of deficiencies related to smelling, hearing, and speaking. ENT specialists diagnose discomfort caused due to these human body parts. ENT device-related products are used broadly for many reasons. Hearing tubes and gadgets restore hearing inabilities but in some cases, surgeries are done for such impairments. ENT problems are common in people. Vocal fold paralysis, hearing loss, sinusitis, muscle tension dysphonia, and nasal polyps are a few common ENT conditions. Endoscopes and screening devices are two major strategies used to diagnose ENT conditions. Increasing cases of wounds, an aging populace, and infections are the reasons of the huge development in the market.

According to the information distributed by the American Cancer Society, around 2,000 individuals in the United States foster diseases of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses every year. These cases are generally normal in the geriatric population. In 2018, in the United States, an expected group were in excess of 15,000 episode instances of larynx malignant growth, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer 2018 information.