Orthopedic Devices Future Analysis

Increase in the number of injuries and accidents have led to bone disorders such as joint pains, joint instability, bone loss and infection. The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) revealed that nearly a quarter of sports injuries were related to lower extremities such as foot and ankle.

Globally, there has been a surge in the adoption of technologically enhanced orthopedic devices in recent years. A large number of global manufacturers with technical expertise and core competencies are making consistent efforts to manufacture novel orthopedic products to attract more customers.

Some examples of these are orthopedic medical devices and orthopedic fixation devices. Improved biomaterial based implants offering high strength and low wear are witnessing an exponential increase in demand across developed and developing nations.

As per Fact.MR some key technological advancements in orthopedic devices include titanium fiber plates, stemless shoulder implants, 3D- printing and minimally invasive surgeries. These advancements are based on affordability, ease of utility and novelty.