The Types segment classifies Surgical Cotton products by physical form and processing method, primarily into cotton gauze, cotton balls, cotton rolls, and specialty blends such as antimicrobial‑treated cotton. Cotton gauze, the most ubiquitous form, generates roughly 55 % of market revenue because it serves both primary wound‑covering functions and secondary roles in fluid management across virtually all surgical specialties. Cotton balls, accounting for about 20 %, are favoured for topical antiseptic application and minor haemostatic tasks, where their compact geometry offers precise dosing. Cotton rolls, contributing near 15 %, are employed for tissue retraction and moisture control in deep‑cavity procedures, a niche that commands higher unit prices. Specialty blends, including antimicrobial‑impregnated and low‑lint variants, occupy the remaining 10 % and are driven by hospital procurement policies that prioritize infection control. Each type’s share reflects manufacturing complexity, cost structure, and end‑user preferences, thereby shaping the overall market size and informing strategic investment decisions within the market taxonomy of surgical consumables.