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市场调查报告书
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微创手术器材市场规模、占有率、成长及全球产业分析:依类型、应用和地区划分的洞察,以及2024年至2032年的预测Minimally Invasive Surgery Devices Market Size, Share, Growth and Global Industry Analysis By Type & Application, Regional Insights and Forecast to 2024-2032 |
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随着医疗保健系统转向能够缩短恢復时间、最大限度减少创伤并提高手术精准度的手术方式,全球微创手术器械市场持续增长。根据2024年的产业估值,2024年微创手术器械市场规模将达到190.7亿美元,这主要得益于心臟病学、骨科、妇科和胃肠病学等专科领域对微创手术的日益普及。预计到2025年,该市场规模将达到202.7亿美元,并在2032年显着增长至349.3亿美元,2025年至2032年的复合年增长率(CAGR)为8.1%。
微创手术(MIS)器械,包括腹腔镜器械、内视镜、机器人辅助系统、扩张器械、导航系统和专用手术器械,使外科医生能够透过小切口或自然孔道进行复杂的手术,从而减轻患者的疼痛、感染风险并缩短住院时间。
北美将在2024年引领市场
2024年,北美持续维持在全球微创手术器械市场的领先地位,占40.27%的市场占有率(价值76.8亿美元)。这一优势归功于其完善的医疗基础设施、高手术量、机器人手术的广泛应用以及对微创手术有利的报销政策。预计到 2024 年,美国将拥有超过 6,300 家获得联邦医疗保险 (Medicare) 认证的门诊手术中心 (ASC),这将持续推动该地区对腹腔镜和机器人手术解决方案的需求。
市场规模概览 (2024-2032)
由于慢性病发生率上升、人口老化以及外科技术的进步,市场持续扩张。
主要国家亮点
美国
美国在骨科、心臟病学和胃肠病学领域的微创手术量方面处于世界领先地位。广泛的保险覆盖、主流手术机器人的普及以及美敦力、强生和直觉外科等公司的强大影响力,都支撑着美国市场的强劲势头。
日本
人口老化和对机器人技术的大力投资正在推动机器人辅助腹腔镜和内视镜手术的快速普及。医院和学术机构正扩大采用新一代微创手术平台。
中国
截至2023年,60岁及以上人口将达到2.97亿,慢性病盛行率的持续上升正在推动对微创手术的需求。对机器人平台的投资和三级医院的扩建正在支持微创手术的广泛应用。
欧洲
机器人辅助手术在英国和德国等国家正迅速普及。英国首例儿科机器人手术于2025年初完成,这反映了该地区先进的外科创新能力。
市场动态
驱动因素-慢性疾病日益增多
心血管疾病、癌症、糖尿病和肥胖等慢性疾病正在推动微创手术(MIS)数量的成长。根据英国心臟基金会(2025年)统计,全球有6.2亿人患有心臟和循环系统疾病,因此对微创治疗的需求持续增加。全球每年进行超过400万例膝关节镜手术,凸显了骨科领域对微创手术的庞大需求。
限制因素-微创手术技术成本高
先进的微创手术工具,尤其是机器人系统,需要大量投资。像达文西手术系统这样的设备售价约为200万美元,还不包括维护和培训费用,这限制了其在小型医院和乡村医院的普及。
机会-门诊手术中心的成长
到2024年,美国将拥有超过6300家获得联邦医疗保险认证的门诊手术中心,大量微创手术转移到门诊进行,这催生了对影像导航微创手术器械的强劲需求。
挑战-熟练外科医生短缺
仅在美国,预计到2036年,外科医生缺口将达到15800至30200人,这将影响微创手术能力,并减缓其在全球范围内的普及。
市场趋势
包括机器人辅助平台、人工智慧引导工具、3D视觉化和微型内视镜在内的技术进步,不断重新定义微创手术 (MIS) 的标准。美敦力公司向美国食品药物管理局 (FDA) 提交的 Hugo RAS 系统申请、直觉外科公司达文西 5 系统于 2024 年获批,以及单孔手术的创新,都显示了该领域的快速发展。
近期趋势包括:
随着医疗系统朝向能够缩短恢復时间、减少创伤并提高手术精准度的手术方式转型,全球微创外科器械市场持续成长。根据2024年的产业估值,微创外科器械市场规模预计将达到190.7亿美元,这主要得益于心臟病学、骨科、妇科和胃肠病学等专科领域对微创手术的日益普及。预计到2025年,市场规模将达到202.7亿美元,并在2032年显着增长至349.3亿美元,2025年至2032年的复合年增长率(CAGR)为8.1%。
微创手术(MIS)器械,包括腹腔镜器械、内视镜、机器人辅助系统、扩张器械、导航系统和专用手术器械,使外科医生能够透过小切口或自然孔道进行复杂的手术,从而减轻患者的疼痛、感染风险并缩短住院时间。
北美将在2024年引领市场
2024年,北美持续维持在全球微创手术器械市场的领先地位,占40.27%的市场占有率(价值76.8亿美元)。这一主导地位归功于其完善的医疗基础设施、高手术量、机器人手术的广泛应用以及对微创手术有利的报销政策。预计到 2024 年,美国将拥有超过 6,300 家获得联邦医疗保险 (Medicare) 认证的门诊手术中心 (ASC),这将持续推动该地区对腹腔镜和机器人手术解决方案的需求。
市场规模概览 (2024-2032)
由于慢性病发生率上升、人口老化以及外科技术的进步,市场持续扩张。
主要国家亮点
美国
美国在骨科、心臟病学和胃肠病学领域的微创手术量方面处于世界领先地位。美国市场的强劲势头得益于广泛的保险覆盖、主流手术机器人的普及以及美敦力、强生和直觉外科等公司的强大影响力。
日本
人口老化和对机器人技术的大力投资正在推动机器人辅助腹腔镜和内视镜手术的快速普及。医院和学术机构正扩大采用新一代微创手术平台。
中国
到2023年,60岁以上人口将达到2.97亿,慢性病盛行率的持续上升将推动对微创手术的需求。对机器人平台的投资和三级医疗机构的扩建支持了微创手术的广泛应用。
欧洲
机器人辅助手术在英国和德国等国家正迅速普及。英国首例儿科机器人手术于2025年初完成,这反映了该地区先进的外科创新能力。
市场动态
驱动因素-慢性疾病日益增多
心血管疾病、癌症、糖尿病和肥胖等慢性疾病正在推动微创手术(MIS)数量的成长。鑑于全球有6.2亿人患有心臟和循环系统疾病(英国心臟基金会,2025),对微创治疗的需求持续成长。全球每年进行超过400万例膝关节镜手术,凸显了骨科领域对微创手术的巨大需求。
限制因素-微创手术技术成本高
先进的微创手术工具,尤其是机器人系统,需要大量投资。像达文西手术系统这样的设备造价约为 200 万美元,还不包括维护和培训费用,这限制了其在小型和区域性医院的普及。
机会-门诊手术中心成长
截至 2024 年,美国已有超过 6300 家获得联邦医疗保险认证的门诊手术中心,大量微创手术转移到门诊进行,这催生了对影像导航微创手术器械的强劲需求。
挑战-熟练外科医生短缺
仅在美国,预计到 2036 年外科医生缺口就将达到 15800 至 30200 人,这将影响微创手术能力,并减缓其在全球范围内的普及。
市场趋势
包括机器人辅助平台、人工智慧引导工具、3D视觉化和微型内视镜在内的技术进步,不断重新定义微创手术 (MIS) 的标准。美敦力公司向美国食品药物管理局 (FDA) 提交的 Hugo RAS 系统申请、直觉外科公司达文西 5 系统于 2024 年获批,以及单孔手术的创新,都显示了该领域的快速发展。
近期进展包括:
The global minimally invasive surgery (MIS) devices market continues to gain momentum as healthcare systems increasingly shift toward procedures that reduce recovery time, minimize trauma, and enhance surgical precision. According to the 2024 industry assessment, the MIS devices market was valued at USD 19.07 billion in 2024, driven by rising adoption of MIS procedures across cardiology, orthopedics, gynecology, and gastrointestinal specialties. The market is expected to reach USD 20.27 billion in 2025 and expand significantly to USD 34.93 billion by 2032, exhibiting a strong CAGR of 8.1% from 2025 to 2032.
MIS devices-including laparoscopic tools, endoscopes, robotic-assisted systems, inflation devices, navigation systems, and specialized surgical instruments-enable surgeons to perform complex interventions through small incisions or natural orifices, reducing pain, infection risk, and hospital stays.
North America Leads the Market in 2024
North America dominated the global minimally invasive surgery devices market in 2024 with a 40.27% share, equivalent to USD 7.68 billion. This leadership stems from well-established healthcare infrastructure, high surgical volumes, widespread robotic surgery adoption, and favorable reimbursement policies for MIS procedures. The U.S., with more than 6,300 Medicare-certified Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) by 2024, continues to drive regional demand for laparoscopic and robotic solutions.
Market Size Overview (2024-2032)
The combination of rising chronic disease incidence, aging populations, and advancements in surgical technologies continues to propel the market forward.
Key Country Highlights
United States
The U.S. leads globally in MIS procedure volume across orthopedic, cardiology, and gastrointestinal applications. Extensive insurance coverage, major surgical robot installations, and strong presence of Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, and Intuitive Surgical fuel U.S. market strength.
Japan
An aging population and strong robotics investment drive rapid adoption of robotic-assisted laparoscopic and endoscopic surgeries. Hospitals and academic centers increasingly integrate next-generation MIS platforms.
China
With 297 million individuals aged 60+ in 2023, chronic conditions continue to rise, driving MIS demand. Investments in robotic platforms and expanding tertiary care hospitals support broad MIS adoption.
Europe
Countries such as the U.K. and Germany show strong momentum in robotic-assisted surgeries. The U.K.'s first pediatric robotic surgery in early 2025 reflects the region's advanced surgical innovation capabilities.
Market Dynamics
Drivers - Rising Chronic Conditions
Chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disorders, cancer, diabetes, and obesity are driving MIS procedure volumes. With 620 million people worldwide living with heart and circulatory diseases (British Heart Foundation, 2025), the need for minimally invasive interventions continues expanding. Globally, over 4 million arthroscopic knee surgeries are performed annually, highlighting high orthopedic MIS demand.
Restraints - High Cost of MIS Technologies
Advanced MIS tools-especially robotic systems-require heavy investment. Systems like the Da Vinci Surgical System cost around USD 2 million, excluding maintenance and training, limiting adoption in smaller and rural hospitals.
Opportunities - Growth of Ambulatory Surgical Centers
With 6,300+ Medicare-certified ASCs in the U.S. (2024), the shift of high-volume MIS procedures to outpatient settings creates strong demand for imaging, navigation, and minimally invasive tools.
Challenges - Shortage of Skilled Surgeons
The U.S. alone faces a projected shortage of 15,800-30,200 surgeons by 2036, affecting MIS capacity and slowing global adoption.
Market Trends
Technological advancements-including robotic-assisted platforms, AI-guided tools, 3D visualization, and miniaturized endoscopes-continue to redefine MIS standards. Medtronic's FDA submission of the Hugo RAS system, Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci 5 clearance in 2024, and innovations in single-port surgery demonstrate the rapid evolution of the field.
Competitive Landscape
The market is dominated by industry leaders such as:
These companies drive innovation through new launches, AI-integrated surgical solutions, and expansions in robotic surgery systems.
Recent developments include:
The global minimally invasive surgery (MIS) devices market continues to gain momentum as healthcare systems increasingly shift toward procedures that reduce recovery time, minimize trauma, and enhance surgical precision. According to the 2024 industry assessment, the MIS devices market was valued at USD 19.07 billion in 2024, driven by rising adoption of MIS procedures across cardiology, orthopedics, gynecology, and gastrointestinal specialties. The market is expected to reach USD 20.27 billion in 2025 and expand significantly to USD 34.93 billion by 2032, exhibiting a strong CAGR of 8.1% from 2025 to 2032.
MIS devices-including laparoscopic tools, endoscopes, robotic-assisted systems, inflation devices, navigation systems, and specialized surgical instruments-enable surgeons to perform complex interventions through small incisions or natural orifices, reducing pain, infection risk, and hospital stays.
North America Leads the Market in 2024
North America dominated the global minimally invasive surgery devices market in 2024 with a 40.27% share, equivalent to USD 7.68 billion. This leadership stems from well-established healthcare infrastructure, high surgical volumes, widespread robotic surgery adoption, and favorable reimbursement policies for MIS procedures. The U.S., with more than 6,300 Medicare-certified Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) by 2024, continues to drive regional demand for laparoscopic and robotic solutions.
Market Size Overview (2024-2032)
The combination of rising chronic disease incidence, aging populations, and advancements in surgical technologies continues to propel the market forward.
Key Country Highlights
United States
The U.S. leads globally in MIS procedure volume across orthopedic, cardiology, and gastrointestinal applications. Extensive insurance coverage, major surgical robot installations, and strong presence of Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, and Intuitive Surgical fuel U.S. market strength.
Japan
An aging population and strong robotics investment drive rapid adoption of robotic-assisted laparoscopic and endoscopic surgeries. Hospitals and academic centers increasingly integrate next-generation MIS platforms.
China
With 297 million individuals aged 60+ in 2023, chronic conditions continue to rise, driving MIS demand. Investments in robotic platforms and expanding tertiary care hospitals support broad MIS adoption.
Europe
Countries such as the U.K. and Germany show strong momentum in robotic-assisted surgeries. The U.K.'s first pediatric robotic surgery in early 2025 reflects the region's advanced surgical innovation capabilities.
Market Dynamics
Drivers - Rising Chronic Conditions
Chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disorders, cancer, diabetes, and obesity are driving MIS procedure volumes. With 620 million people worldwide living with heart and circulatory diseases (British Heart Foundation, 2025), the need for minimally invasive interventions continues expanding. Globally, over 4 million arthroscopic knee surgeries are performed annually, highlighting high orthopedic MIS demand.
Restraints - High Cost of MIS Technologies
Advanced MIS tools-especially robotic systems-require heavy investment. Systems like the Da Vinci Surgical System cost around USD 2 million, excluding maintenance and training, limiting adoption in smaller and rural hospitals.
Opportunities - Growth of Ambulatory Surgical Centers
With 6,300+ Medicare-certified ASCs in the U.S. (2024), the shift of high-volume MIS procedures to outpatient settings creates strong demand for imaging, navigation, and minimally invasive tools.
Challenges - Shortage of Skilled Surgeons
The U.S. alone faces a projected shortage of 15,800-30,200 surgeons by 2036, affecting MIS capacity and slowing global adoption.
Market Trends
Technological advancements-including robotic-assisted platforms, AI-guided tools, 3D visualization, and miniaturized endoscopes-continue to redefine MIS standards. Medtronic's FDA submission of the Hugo RAS system, Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci 5 clearance in 2024, and innovations in single-port surgery demonstrate the rapid evolution of the field.
Competitive Landscape
The market is dominated by industry leaders such as:
These companies drive innovation through new launches, AI-integrated surgical solutions, and expansions in robotic surgery systems.
Recent developments include:
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