"Global surgical equipment market (types, applications
and geography) - Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profiles, Demand,
Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and Forecast,
2013 - 2020", suggests that the global surgical equipment market is
expected to reach $12.1 billion by 2020 registering a CAGR of 11.1% from 2014
to 2020.
Due to the breakthrough achieved by the electro surgical
devices in operative procedures by providing highly effective methods of
conducting surgeries and the inclusion of robots in curtailing the complexity
involved in surgeries will promote the growth of the surgical equipment market.
The global market will witness widespread adoption of the technology by 2020
and it would revolutionize the operating procedures within the health care
system. Manufacturing companies adopting these technologies would gain
substantial market share over the years, as the advanced technologies will
drive further innovations leading to manufacturing of effective surgical
equipment. The demand for innovative surgeries is further intensified due to
rising incidences of chronic diseases around the globe. Minimally invasive
surgical procedures are far superior to the conventional methods and they have
transformed the traditional invasive methods by introducing powerful methods
yet cost effective. Faster recovery, minimal trauma & pain, minimal blood
loss, and smaller scars are the merits of the technology.
Surgical equipment manufacturers are shifting focus from
established surgical equipment such as sutures, forceps, etc. to emerging
electrosurgical equipment such as robotic/computer assisted tools, etc.
Surgical sutures and staples are the prevailing trends in the global market for
surgical equipments. However, hurdles to growth will be witnessed during
2013-2020 due to emerging minimally invasive surgical equipments. Manufacturing
companies dominating the market are introducing instruments, which are far
superior that offer precise and accurate results with retention of aesthetic
nature of the human body. Governments in different countries are framing their
regulatory guidelines to ensure the safety and quality of surgical equipments.
Developed economies have already implemented regulatory
guidelines for the production, standardization and use of surgical equipments.
Stringent regulations are formed to protect patients from being infected due to
repeated use of instruments. On the other hand, gradual implementation of
reimbursement policies in the developing economies would further boost the
market.
Key surgical equipment manufacturers such as Medtronic,
Stryker, Conmed Corporation, Carefusion, Alcon Laboratories Inc., Smith &
Nephew, Ethicon Inc., Zimmer and KLS martin have adopted product launch and
approval as their key strategic agendas to gain the competitive intelligence.
These manufacturers have focused on advanced surgical equipments with ergonomic
features.
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