The Type segmentation of the Pulmonary Edema Treatment market distinguishes therapeutic modalities by their pharmacologic or device‑based mechanisms. Diuretics—primarily loop diuretics such as furosemide—represent the largest share, driven by their rapid volume‑offloading effect and broad hospital formulary inclusion, accounting for roughly 45% of market revenue. Vasodilators (e.g., nitroglycerin, nitroprusside) contribute about 20% by lowering pulmonary capillary pressure, especially in cardiogenic edema where afterload reduction is critical. Inotropes (dobutamine, milrinone) capture near 12% of the market, targeting patients with concurrent myocardial dysfunction where contractility support is required. Mechanical ventilation and non‑invasive positive pressure devices together hold approximately 15%, reflecting intensive care unit (ICU) reliance on respiratory support to manage fluid overload. Finally, emerging novel biologics and gene‑therapy approaches occupy the remaining 8%, representing early‑stage adoption but with high growth potential as precision medicine advances. Each type’s share is quantified by its relative contribution to total treatment expenditures, providing a clear market taxonomy for strategic investment decisions.