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Polypropylene Nonwoven in Medical
Applications :
Opportunities Unlimited.
FICCI
National Conference
On
Stimulating Investment in Technical Textiles:
Meditech and Geotech
Manoj Virmani
Reliance Industries Ltd.
18th Nov 2010
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Contents
India’s Gift to Healthcare
Medical textiles
 History
 Global scenario
 Indian Scenario
PP Non Woven
 Why PP NW..?
 Existing & Emerging Applications
Recron® Safeband
RIL Role
Summary
India’s Gift to Healthcare :Dates Back to BC
Yoga
Prevention
Ayurveda
Cure
Siddha
A Noble Service to Entire Humanity ….. Never Ending
India’s Gift to Healthcare – 600 BC
Sushruta Samhita' is considered to be a part of
Atharvaveda.
Sushruta – Believed to be 1st Plastic Surgeon in World
India’s Gift to Healthcare – 20th Century
Jaipur Foot:
 Prosthetic limbs for Rehabiliation
 Dr P K Sethi & Mr R C Sharma revolutionized the
concept
 Cost – Few Hundred Rupees Vs Several Thousand
Dollars
 Service to Physically Challenged all over the world
Provides Second Life at an Affordable Cost – Gandhian Engineering
India’s Association with Healthcare will continue to
flourish with Medical textile…….like PP Non Woven
Medical textiles
Medical Textiles means…
 Products & constructions for medical and biological applications.
 Used primarily for first aid, clinical and hygienic purposes.
 E.g. Bandages, operating room attires like drapes, gowns and face masks
etc.
One of the rapidly expanding sectors in the technical textile market
History
 First recorded use in the " Egyptian Surgical Papyrus" nearly 4000 years
ago.
 Hand-woven cloth or spider webs used earlier to stop bleeding.
 "Susanta Sambita" ,an Indian literature, 500 AD mentioned many suture
materials
like horsehair, leather strips, cotton, animal sinews, and
fibrous tree bark.
The trend continues with emergence of Modern day medical textiles
Classification
Protective & Healthcare
textiles
External devices
Medical
Textiles
Implantable material/
Dental products
Extra corporeal devices
Hygiene textiles
•Surgical Gowns, Drapes,Sterilisation wraps,
staff uniform,facemasks,bedding
•Wound/orthopedic dressing, pressure
garments & prosthetic socks
•Surgical sutures ,vascular grafts & artificial
ligaments/ Toothbrush filaments
•Blood filters, artificial lung/kidney etc
•Baby diapers, feminine hygiene products &
adult incontinence diapers
Healthcare and Hygiene are the key areas for PP NW
Global Scenario
 Medical textiles 9 % of total technical textiles(8238 US$ mn)
 Comprise of 33% of the total NW market
 NW disposable market growing at CAGR of 7.5% ($12 bn market by 2010).
 US NW market to exceed $3.4 bn by 2010
 NW Medical fabrics account for 80% of the items used in USA(2.75 Bn Sq
Mtr )
 It varies in Europe between 40-60%.
 Penetration in China has crossed 40%.
 Growth drivers
 Growing consumer awareness
 Stringent standards by regulatory agencies (EN 13795 )
Surgical market is the largest growing segment among all Medical textiles
Indian Scenario
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 NW usage < 1% of USA consumption
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Surgical products
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Sutures
 Medical Textile comprises ~4% of the Indian technical textiles
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Artificial implants
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Disposables
market
Sanitary napkins, healthcare and hygiene products
Others
 Significant use of multiple use healthcare textiles
 Market to touch Rs 2263 Cr by 2012(CAGR-8%)#
 Growth Drivers
 11th Five Year Plan recommends use of Non-Woven in
Govt. Hospitals *
 Growing Consumer Awareness and Stringent Standards
 Medical tourism
#Baseline survey of Technical textile industry in India_-2009
*Report of Textile & Jute Industry 11th Five Year Plan ( 2007 -12 ) Govt.of India
PP NW is emerging as a preferred medical textile
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India–Emerging Medical Tourism Centre
 Why India..??
 World class treatment
 Technologically advanced diagnostic equipment
 Stringent quality assurance.
 1/3rd Costs
Cost of Key HealthCare Procedures
Currency: USD
US
Thailand
India
India healthcare cost-% of US
Cardiac surgery
50,000
14,250
4,000
12.5
Bone marrow
transplant
62,500
62,500
30,000
13.33
500,000
75,000
45,000
11.11
16,000
6,900
4,500
3.56
Liver transplant
Orthopedic surgery
Source: IBEF Research
Medical tourism in India=World class treatment + Holidays+ Big savings
Ref:CII Mckinsy study
PP NW to grow thru growing Healthcare sector
Non Woven
Non Woven (NW)
A Non-Woven is a fabric obtained
without weaving.
Made from either synthetic or
natural fibers.
Spun Laid
Needle
Punched
Hydro
Entangled
Chemically
Bonded
Air Laid
Wide Variety of Processes …Wide Choice of Raw Materials
Materials for Non Woven
 Polypropylene (PP): The material of
choice
 Chemically Inert
 Light Weight
 Food grade and FDA approved
 Sterilize-able
PP followed by Polyester - The Most Widely Used Material Today
Why Non Woven..??
 Protection against dry/wet contact & air-borne
particles
 Optimal fluid absorbency
 Breathable: Exchange of air, body heat and
moisture
 Hygienic: Bacteria, Fungus, Virus Resistant
 Excellent barrier properties
 Stain free & lint free
Safety - the prime consideration
Why Non Woven..??...contd
 Strong yet lightweight
 Excellent fluid repellency
 Optimum wearer comfort & convenience
 Single-use = 100% certainty
 Gives fresh new look
 Engineered stability for ETO, plasma, radiation,
or steam sterilization
Linen usages still prevalent in India
Linen Vs Non Woven fabric
 Eliminates (V/s. Linen)
 Collection
 Sorting
 Washing
 Inspection
 Inventory
 Accounting
Comfort, Convenience, Cost & Hygiene are blended perfectly.
Linen Vs Non Woven fabric..(contd.)
Properties
Multi use
Linen wear
PPNW Single
use wear
Microbial barrier
Low
High
Liquid repellency
Low
High
Lint
High
Low
Drapeability
Excellent
Better
Comfort
Excellent
Better
Storage space
High
Low
Contamination
High
Low
BMW creation
Low
High
Cost savings
High
Low
Probability of Surgical Site Infection
High
Low
Mechanical resistance
High
Medium
Probability of Hospital-acquired infection
(HAI)
High
Low
Internationally accepted material for single use medical wear
EXISTING APPLICATION OF NON WOVEN
Surgical Face Mask
 Bacteria Filtration Capability
 Barrier Properties
 Splash Resistance
Breath ability
Cost Efficiency
Skin Friendly
Outbreak of swine flue causes wide spread usage of face masks in India
Head Wear
The hair and scalp area frequently
contain large numbers of micro
organisms.
If hair is kept still from movement then
less bacteria is released
Effective way to keep the hair still
Most effective way to prevent falling of Hairs
AIDS Kit/Delivery kit
Gown Isolation
Surgeon cap
Face mask
Bed Sheet
Shoe cover
Advantages
 Prevent infection
 Non toxic/non pyrogenic
 Safe and convenient to use
Safeguard against infection
Gowns in Operating Rooms
Breathable Viral Barrier
Avoids Pathogenic Transmission
Low Lint
Softness, Breath ability and Drape
Tested for suitability to check Avian Influenza,
Healthcare Associated Infections, Hepatitis, AIDS,
MRSA, SARS etc.
EMERGING APPLICATION OF NON WOVEN
Adult Incontinence Diapers
 Useful for Bed ridden Patients
 Managing leakages associated with
Urine and Bowel Incontinence.
 Advantages
Ease of use
Comfort
Odor control
Increasing Demand for Senior Citizen Healthcare
Bed Sheet and Pillow Cover
 Bed Sheet and Pillow Cover
Replacement of Uncomfortable Oil Cloth
Gives a Fresh New look vis-à-vis a washed linen
Better Hygiene as compared to a washed linen
More resistance to the tear and a nice touch
 Anti Bacterial Treated Bed Drape
In built pouches to enable fluid management.
Conformable to body contours
Useful for Patients having Bed Sores.
Cost of new PP NW pillow cover same as the washing cost
Offer more softness & feel very close to traditional textile fabrics.
Disposable Innerwear
 Light Weight
 Better Hygiene
 The low cost alternative for all
patients
 No hassles of washing
The all season solution, can also be used during travelling
Maternity Kit
 For patient use
 For doctor use
 For new born baby
 Gown Isolation
 Surgeon cap
 Face mask
 Drape
 Towel
 Shoe cover
 Wrapper
A Perfect way to offer ultimate comfort and convenience
OT kit/Surgeon kit
 Can be used in
Operation theatre
Clinical autopsy
Pharmaceutical industry
Laboratories
Surgical infection prevention safeguards are upgraded by hospitals
Personalized Care
 Cubicles
 Isolation Curtain
Chambers.
Need of time – Better materials for better hygiene
Others
Examination Table Sheet
Angiography Drapes
 Laparatomy Pack
Ready Made Packs for various Procedures
Disposal mechanism
 Disposal Method
The ideal method recommended is
Incineration.
No emission of toxic gases during Incineration
Presently practiced in many hospitals for
disposables like face mask, gowns, head caps,
etc.
Non Woven – Consume less energy for disposal
Reliance Role
360° partnership
Reliance and You
Supply Chain
 Supply chain in place for PP NW
Abundant availability of Raw material (PP &PP non woven fabric)
indigenously.
200+ converters / manufacturers of medical Disposables operating
across the country
 Supply to Hospitals through Distributors
Machinery available to manufacture single use medical wear.
Well capable disposable facilities
Raw Material
Manufacturers
Roll Good
Manufacturers
Converters
End user
The established supply chain will ensure smooth supply of medical wears
Reliance Industries Ltd : Major Link in supply chain
 2.7 MMTA capacity
 5th Largest producer in the world
 Wide Range of Grades
 Superior Technological Strengths
 Strong Focus on Innovations and R&D
PP at your doorsteps from 185 marketing outlets in India
Awareness creation
 Awareness Creation on various platforms
 Joint programs with IMA
 Displays and presentations in hospitals
 Trials to demonstrate efficacy
 Articles in medical magazines
Indian standards initiative
 Draft BIS standards for applications like
 Face mask
 Surgical Gown etc
Standards ensure quality and sustainable growth
Entrepreneur development
Support
 Concept
 Machine
Manufacturers
 Existing Customers
RIL
0
0
 New Entrepreneur 0
 OEM / End Users
 Product
Identification
 Market data
 Feasibility Studies
 Development
 Implementation
 Supply chain
 Nurturing new
development
360° Support – Concept to Commercialization
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Recron® Safeband
Rolled Bandage
 Light weight woven fabrics used for dressing of injuries, cuts and
wounds
 Inherently antibacterial and antifungal
Antimicrobial activity (JISL 1902 & ISO 20473)
 Prevents growth of micro-organisms in hot and humid conditions
 Stronger and Highly durable
 Non allergic (ISO 10993-10)
 Lint free
 Painless changing of dressing
Crepe Bandage
 A uniquely designed fabric with high stretchability
 Used for General surgical, orthopaedic and sports injuries
Extremely convenient for pressure dressing
Provide muscular support for Sprains, strains, aches, dislocations
and painful joints
Inherent antimicrobial and anti fungal properties
Odour free
Stronger and durable
Washable and reusable
Hold muscles and joints tighter
Summing up..
 PP NW
Emerging medical textile.
Potential exist for untapped applications.
Supply chain in place .
Opportunity exist for investment.
Medical textile fraternity…Are we geared up to meet the challenge..???
Health is Wealth
Let us acquire both thru NW
Healthcare…… A Recession-proof Industry
Thank You