According to FutureWise analysis the Vascular Sealing Systems Market in 2025 is US$ 0.62 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 1.25 billion by 2033 at a CAGR of 9.16%. Market growth is driven by the rising number of cardiovascular and interventional procedures and the adoption of minimally invasive techniques that require effective vascular closure. Innovations in bioabsorbable sealants, collagen-based plugs, and suture-mediated devices are also improving recovery times and reducing complications, further boosting market expansion.
Vascular sealing systems were associated with immediate hemostasis and no major complications in patients undergoing transferomal diagnostic and interventional procedures. There are two different types of closure systems available includes active and passive approximators. Active approximators (suture-based and clip based) mechanically secure arteriotomy effects closure through an approximation of margins or mechanical fixation using the clip and passive approximators (Gel based devices, collagen plugs) involves in hemostasis balance and coagulation enhancement.
Manual hemostasis is associated with medical complication and it led to the development of vascular sealing systems. It was further augmented by technology evolution and led to the rapid development of vascular sealing products. Additionally, manual compression for hemostasis is a costly procedure and posed a significant healthcare burden. Because of increasing healthcare burden, both government bodies and healthcare systems are shifted towards vascular sealing systems. Additionally, it is boosted by increasing R D expenditure from both public and private sectors led to rapid development. Vascular sealing systems are cost-effective and decrease the complication associated with manual compression. It improved patient compliance and decreased the out of the pocket expenditure. All these factors led to the rapid evolution of vascular sealing systems and fuelled the growth of the market. The market is expected to witness double growth rate during the forecast period due to increasing adoption among the healthcare settings.
Integration with Image-Guidance & Workflow Simplification: There is an increasing interest in vascular closure systems that simplify deployment by reducing the number of pre-procedure steps and offer more controlled deployment from inside the vessel. Vivasure’s PerQseal exemplifies this trend.