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关节重组设备市场 - 2024 年至 2029 年预测Joint Reconstruction Devices Market - Forecasts from 2024 to 2029 |
预计联合重组设备市场在预测期内将以 4.53% 的复合年增长率成长。
关节重建手术是一种旨在缓解关节炎和关节损伤的外科手术。在该手术中,受损的关节被移除并替代为由金属、塑胶或陶瓷材料製成的人工关节。人工关节旨在模仿健康关节的自然运动。全关节重建中使用的器械具有多种功能,包括更换或替代关节表面、提供初步固定以及作为关节关节重建过程中不可或缺的一部分。此外,辅助医疗设备也属于这一类。这包括特定的关节部位,例如髋关节的球和/或窝、股骨的两个髁、胫骨和/或膝盖骨的相应表面、股骨的转子槽、以及球和/或骨节。肩关节窝。包括要更换的设备。
市场驱动因素
在全球范围内,多项创新技术改变了关节重建手术的格局。机器人、电脑导航、3D 列印植入、智慧感测器、穿戴式装置和扩增实境等创新正在对该领域产生重大影响。例如,电脑导航使用专用的软体和感测器来创建患者膝关节或髋关节的术前 3D 模型。先进的影像技术,包括 X 光、MRI 和新的 3D动态捕捉技术,在术前、术中和术后评估中发挥着至关重要的作用。
扩增实境技术是一项显着的进步,它使外科医生能够可视化患者膝盖的解剖结构,并透过在手术区域迭加影像来即时追踪手术进展。
「智慧」植入和穿戴式技术的整合改变了手术恢復方式,并促进了患者、外科医生和物理治疗师之间的积极合作。这些创新正在彻底改变关节关节重建手术的方法,提高整个过程的精确度、即时监控和患者参与度。
在全球范围内,关节重组设备市场受到人口变化的显着影响。 2016年,亚太地区约12.4%的人口年龄在60岁以上,但预计到2050年这一数字将增加到四分之一以上,即13亿人。在此背景下,医疗保健需求的上升值得关注。然而,在东亚和北亚(包括日本和韩国等人口老化严重的国家),预计到2050年将有超过三分之一的人口年龄在60岁以上,而且这种情况因地区而异。
在欧盟(EU),关节重组器械市场也受到人口老化的影响。欧盟27国的老年人口(此处定义为65岁以上人口)将大幅成长,从2019年初的9,050万增加到2050年的1.298亿。在此期间,欧盟27国75-84岁人口预计将增加56.1%,65-74岁人口将增加16.6%。
在关节重组器材市场和医疗保健的背景下,值得注意的是,在全球范围内,欠发达地区的老年人口增长速度快于已开发地区。因此,老年人将越来越集中在欠发达地区。我们强调医疗保健和相关技术(包括关节重组设备)日益重要。
市场挑战
与关节重组设备和手术相关的高成本对患者和医疗保健系统都构成了重大挑战。有几个因素造成了这种经济负担。首先,关节重组装置很复杂,通常由钛或钴铬等高级材料製成,製造成本昂贵。製造过程需要专门的设备和专业知识,进一步推高了成本。
此外,联合重组的综合性质涉及各种相关成本,而不仅仅是仪器本身。术后护理、外科医师费用、住院费用等都会造成整体经济负担。这些成本是联合重组过程的一个组成部分,也增加了挑战。
然而,随着新技术的发展和竞争性市场策略的出现,形势正在改变。这些进步也正在逐步改善联合重组领域的产品,也可能减少与共同重组相关的成本挑战。
依关节类型,关节重组器材市场分为膝关节、髋关节、肩关节、踝关节等。
在关节重组市场中,有许多按关节类型分类的需求。它主要是由技术进步所驱动的。膝关节重组由最尖端科技驱动,包括植入膝关节相关疾病植入的全膝关节置换术(TKR)和部分膝关节置换术(PKR) 。),我们提供量身定制的解决方案。髋关节重组透过全髋关节置换术术 (THR) 和使用股骨柄、髀臼杯和股骨头等先进植入进行髋关节表面置换术等手术来解决髋关节问题。
亚太地区(APAC)预计将占据关节重组设备市场的主要份额。
由于经济开拓和医疗保健支出的增加,预计亚太地区(APAC)将在关节重组设备市场中发挥重要作用。 2010年至2018年,亚太地区经济体的实质医疗支出占人均GDP的比例年平均成长6.4%。对这一增长做出贡献的着名国家包括中国、东帝汶和土库曼斯坦,这些国家的人均医疗支出相对于人均国内生产总值的比例迅速增长。医疗保健支出的这些趋势可能会改变医疗保健格局,特别是影响市场形势的发展。
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The joint reconstruction devices market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 4.53% during the forecast period.
Joint replacement is a surgical intervention aimed at alleviating arthritis or damage in a joint. During this procedure, damaged joints are excised and substituted with a prosthesis crafted from metal, plastic, or ceramic materials. The prosthesis is designed to emulate the natural movement of a healthy joint. Devices used in joint replacement serve various functions, such as replacing or substituting the joint's articulating surface, providing primary fixation, and serving as intrinsic elements integral to the joint replacement process. Additionally, ancillary medical devices are also part of this category. This encompasses devices that replace specific joint parts, such as the ball and/or socket in the hip, the two condyles of the femur, and corresponding surfaces of the tibia and/or patella, or trochlear groove of the femur, and the ball and/or socket in the shoulder.
Market Drivers
Globally, several transformative technologies have revolutionized the landscape of joint replacement surgeries. Innovations such as robotics, computer navigation, 3D printed implants, smart sensors, wearables, and augmented reality have significantly impacted the field. Technologies such as, computer navigation utilizes specialized software and sensors to create a pre-surgery 3D model of a patient's knee or hip joint. Advanced imaging techniques, including X-ray, MRI, and emerging 3D motion capture technology, play pivotal roles in pre-, intra, and post-operative assessments.
Augmented reality technology is a noteworthy advancement, allowing surgeons to visualize a patient's knee structures and track surgical progress in real-time by overlaying images onto the surgical field.
The integration of "smart" implants and wearable technology has transformed surgical recovery and fostered active collaboration between patients, surgeons, and physical therapists. These innovations mark a significant shift in the approach to joint replacement surgeries, enhancing precision, real-time monitoring, and patient engagement throughout the entire process.
Globally, the joint reconstruction devices market is significantly impacted by the demographic shift. In 2016, approximately 12.4% of the population in the region of APAC was 60 years or older, but this is projected to increase to more than a quarter - or 1.3 billion- people by 2050. The growing healthcare needs in this context are notable. There are, however, variations across the region in East and North Asia (which includes countries with significant aging populations such as Japan and the Republic of Korea), over a third of the population is expected to be 60 years or older by 2050.
In the European Union, the joint reconstruction devices market is also influenced by the aging population. The population of older people (defined here as those aged 65 years or more) in the EU-27 will increase significantly, rising from 90.5 million at the start of 2019 to 129.8 million by 2050. During this period, the number of people in the EU-27 aged 75-84 years is projected to expand by 56.1%, while the number aged 65-74 years is projected to increase by 16.6%.
In the context of the joint reconstruction devices market and healthcare, it is noteworthy that globally, the older population in less developed regions is growing faster than in the more developed regions. Therefore, older persons will be increasingly concentrated in the less developed regions of the world. Emphasizing the growing importance of healthcare and associated technologies, including joint reconstruction devices.
Market Challenges
The high cost associated with joint reconstruction devices and procedures poses a significant challenge for both patients and healthcare systems. Several factors contribute to this financial burden. Firstly, the intricacy of joint reconstruction devices, frequently crafted with high-grade materials such as titanium and cobalt chrome, leads to elevated production expenses. The manufacturing process necessitates specialized equipment and expertise, further driving up costs.
Additionally, the comprehensive nature of joint reconstruction involves not only the device itself but also various associated expenses. Post-operative care, surgeon fees, and hospital charges collectively contribute to the overall financial burden. These costs are integral components of the joint reconstruction process, adding to the challenges.
Nevertheless, the landscape is evolving with the advent of new technological developments and competitive marketing strategies. These advancements are gradually leading to improved offerings in the field of joint reconstruction, potentially mitigating some of the cost challenges associated with these procedures.
By joint type, the joint reconstruction devices market is divided into knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, and others
In the joint reconstruction market, categorization by joint type has multiple needs. It is primarily propelled by advancements in technology. Knee joint reconstruction, driven by cutting-edge technologies, offers tailored solutions for knee-related conditions, including total knee replacement (TKR) or partial knee replacement (PKR) with advanced femoral and tibial implants. Hip joint reconstruction tackles hip issues through procedures like total hip replacement (THR) and hip resurfacing, with advanced implants such as femoral stems, acetabular cups, and femoral heads.
APAC is anticipated to hold a significant share of the joint reconstruction devices market.
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is going to play a significant role in the joint reconstruction devices market, driven by economic development and increased healthcare expenditure. From 2010 to 2018, the APAC economies experienced an average annual growth of 6.4% in real health expenditure as a percentage of GDP per capita. Noteworthy contributors to this growth include China, Timor-Leste, and Turkmenistan, showcasing rapid increases in health expenditure per capita compared to GDP per capita. This trend in healthcare spending is set to change the healthcare landscape, particularly impacting advancements in the joint reconstruction devices market.
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