A new report published by Persistence Market Research (PMR) offers a 10-year forecast and analysis of the global dehydrated vegetables market for the period of 2018-2028. The report includes a historical data of 2013 followed by estimated and forecast data of 2018 to 2028 in terms of value and volume. In addition, it provides macroeconomic and industry specific factors that are expected to influence the growth of global dehydrated vegetables market. The study also focuses on drivers and restraints pertaining to global dehydrated vegetables market and their impact on key regions over the forecast period.

The Persistence Market Research (PMR) report offers in-depth analysis and key insights on the zinc chloride market for the forecast period 2018 to 2028. The report also offers valuable insights based on the historical data of 2013, combined with the estimated data for 2018 in terms of value and volume. Objective of the zinc chloride market report is to provide details on the new developments and latest trends along with the driving factors in the market. The report also covers macro and micro economic factors along with the information on the growth opportunities for manufacturers. The report also highlight the factors and challenges in the zinc chloride market.

This Persistence Market Research report analyzes the global plant-based beverages market landscape for the forecast period of 2018 to 2028. The report offers insights based on historical data of 2013, combined with estimated data for the year 2018 and an all-inclusive analysis of 2018 to 2028, both in terms of value as well as volume. Chief objective of the plant-based beverages market report is to bring to fore all the notable developments in the global market space that are significant for the aspiring players. Moreover, increasing consumer sentiments around natural and healthier alternatives in case of food & beverages is likely to boost adoption of plant-based beverages by a significant margin. Some other significant drivers pushing...

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia or BPD is a serious lung disease that primarily occurs in premature infants with low birth weight and to those who have needed mechanical ventilation for the treatment of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Bronchopulmonary dysplasia generally affects those infants who are born more than 10 weeks before their due dates coupled with breathing problems and weight less than 2 pounds at the time of their birth. Various symptoms associated with bronchopulmonary dysplasia are as follows:

Bronchiolitis obliterans is considered as rare disease in which the small bronchioles and alveoli present in the lung become inflamed with connective tissue. The bronchioles present in the lungs are damaged and inflamed by chemical particles or respiratory infections. Sometimes the disease is called as constrictive bronchiolitis condition in which the small airways become constricted. Etiology for bronchiolitis obliterans includes breathing in irritant fumes, organ transplant and respiratory infections (asthma, COPD). Possible signs and symptoms of bronchiolitis obliterans include shortness of breath, dry cough and respiratory illness. Bronchiolytis obliterans can be diagnosed with chest CT scan, pulmonary infection test, chest x ray...

Bronchiectasis refers to a condition characterized by damaged airways (tubes) and affect their ability to clear out the mucus. This deposition of mucus leads to bacterial infections and hence resulting in serious and repeated lung infections. Bronchiectasis is a long term condition resulting in serious health conditions such as heart failure and respiratory failure. Mucus producing cough is the major symptom of this condition. Bad breath, wheezing chest and recurrent lung infections are some of the other symptoms witnessed by bronchiectasis patients. Occurrence of this condition is more prominent in children. Pneumonia along with cystic fibrosis, immune deficiency and others are known to cause bronchiectasis. Blood tests, chest x-ray...

Brain hemorrhage is a type of stroke caused due to deformities in an artery resulting in brain bursting and localized bleeding in the surrounding tissues. This bleeding destroys the brain cells leading to high blood pressure, abnormal blood vessels that leak, trauma, drug abuse, weakness on one side of the body, difficulty in speaking and walking and sense of numbness. Brain hemorrhage is characterized according to the location where it occurs in the brain. If bleeding occurs anywhere inside the skull, it is referred as intracranial hemorrhage. Bleeding within the brain itself is called intracerebral hemorrhage while when bleeding occurs between the covering of brain and brain tissue, it is known as subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Bone grafts and substitutes (BGS) comprise the products that are used for the replacement of missing bones or to repair bone fractures. BGS are widely used in hip, foot and ankle surgeries, fractures and bone injuries. Bone graft and substitutes usually include components like osteoconductive matrix that act as scaffold for the development of new bone, osteoinductive proteins that supports mitogenesis of identical bone cells and osteogenic cells which are capable of forming bone in the appropriate environment. Bone grafts may be allografts, autologus or synthetic types. Main objective behind the use of bone graft and substitute product is to gain healing from factures and bone injuries or to replace the natural bone.

Alcoholic hepatitis is a kind of liver disease usually affects people who are used to be heavy drinkers. It can cause short and long-term liver damage. Liver is a major organ of body functions to remove poisons such as alcohol from blood. It’s damaged by long time heavy drinking of alcohol. Usually occur in 30% of long- time alcohol drinkers. Asymptomatic steatohepatitis is also as alcoholic hepatitis the term is used to describe the acute onset of symptomatic hepatitis. Symptoms include changes I appetite, dry mouth, yellowing of skin or eyes, weight loss, fever and fatigue. Sometime alcoholic hepatitis could get serious conditions include fluid buildup in the abdomen, confusion or brain fog and bleeding in esophagus or stomach...

Meniscal fixation is minimally invasive surgical procedure is used to reconstruct torn meniscus. Meniscus functions include distribution and load transmission, joint stability, neuromuscular proprioception and joint nutrition. Meniscal tears are symptomatic and irreparable and meniscal fixation devices are used to remove unstable fragments. Meniscal repair is performed only during longitudinal tears (>10 mm), tears without deformity or secondary degeneration, and others. Meniscal fixation devices are used arthroscopic repair or open surgery. Meniscal fixation devices include arrows, screws, darts, and other fasteners. The latest advancement of meniscal fixation device includes a hybrid of the peripheral anchor, suture, and Slipknot...