The neurovascular
interventions market in the 10 major markets (10MM) is vast and dynamic, which
enables medical device companies to customize and develop innovative platforms
for a variety of cerebrovascular indications/segments. The rapid advancements in
the field of neuroendovascular therapy have led to the development of
innovative embolization, revascularization, mechanical thrombectomy, and
access/support devices.
Among the embolization
devices, embolic coils will continue to be widely adopted for intracranial
aneurysm treatment given the extensive clinical experience with such devices,
and their use in both ruptured and unruptured aneurysms. Innovative coils have
been developed to provide increased packing density, conformability, and
stability. Liquid embolic agents such as Onyx have been, and will continue to
be adopted to embolize intracranial arteriovenous malformations (AVMs). The
adoption of emerging technologies such as flow diverters will increase only
slowly in the future and is expected to take market share away from the
stent-assisted and balloon-assisted coiling markets. However, the use of flow
diverters is limited to niche aneurysm indications such as wide-neck, large,
and giant aneurysms. In addition, the high cost of flow diverters compared with
coils and remodeling devices, as well as a lack of reimbursement in countries
such as Brazil, will hinder the widespread adoption of flow diverters.
Outcomes of the Stenting and
Aggressive Medical Management for Preventing Recurrent Stroke in Intracranial
Stenosis (SAMMPRIS) clinical trial demonstrating a lack of superior clinical
performance of endovascular therapy versus medical therapy has limited the use
of stents for treating intracranial stenosis. Stenting and balloon angioplasty
are primarily performed in the setting of carotid artery stenosis. Low-profile
stent systems have been designed to improve flexibility, radial strength, and
conformability. Although innovative stent/balloon technologies with integrated
embolic protection have been developed, GlobalData questions the widespread
adoption of such revascularization devices in the future, given the lack of
clinical data and appropriate reimbursement in countries such as the US and
Brazil. However, in China, the procedure volume for stenting is much higher
than in the US and EU and can be attributed to physician clinical experience
and expertise, as well as a high prevalence of disease.
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