


The global wearable ultrasound devices market is estimated at US$109.9 million in 2025 and is forecast to reach US$174.0 million by 2031, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.0% over 2025-2031. Volume is estimated at about 67.7 thousand units in 2025, rising to about 183.0 thousand units in 2031. The 2025 base is a bottom-up channel build anchored on Bioventus's disclosed Restorative Therapies net sales; published top-down estimates (median US$252.1 million) were given zero weight because their definitions could not be reconciled. No audited industry sales series exists, so confidence in the absolute base is low to medium. Bear and bull cases for 2031 are US$157.7 million (6.2% CAGR) and US$193.3 million (9.9% CAGR).
Wearable ultrasound devices are ultrasound systems whose transducer stays attached to the body during use through an adhesive pad, patch, strap or band: low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) bone-healing systems, wearable therapeutic ultrasound for pain and soft-tissue care, and emerging monitoring and diagnostic patches. Value is manufacturer-level revenue in US dollars; volume is devices and treatment courses in thousand units. Handheld probes, cart-mounted systems and high-intensity focused ultrasound are excluded. EXOGEN-class bone-healing systems account for most of the 2025 base, and the report states this scope decision explicitly.
Scope of the Global Wearable Ultrasound Devices Market Strategic Research Report
This report covers market value (US$ million) and unit volume (thousand units) for 2022-2031, with 2025 as the base year and 2026-2031 as the forecast period. It analyses three device types, three care settings, five regions and 24 named countries (plus rest-of-region groupings), and profiles 12 companies. Company market shares and concentration ratios are not published because company revenues are not disclosed at the wearable-ultrasound level.
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