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Research and Markets releases new report on orthopedic instrumentation products

27. November 2009 01:59

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dd7565/orthopedic_instrum) has announced the addition of the "Orthopedic Instrumentation - A Global Market Perspective" report to their offering.

Demand for orthopedic instrumentation products is driven by considerable rise in osteoporosis, arthritis, and joint diseases. An aging population, increasingly active lifestyles, and an expanding obese population are factors favoring demand for orthopedic implants. Unique revolutionary treatments are all set to alter the specifics of medical orthopedics industry. With increase in average life expectancy rates, number of joint replacement procedures has reported significant growth. Sports-related injuries in the younger generation, and growing popularity of minimally invasive surgery are fuelling the demand for joint replacement surgeries. Companies across the world are focusing on the development of advanced materials and technologies in the field of orthopedic implants, to address the emerging requirements of aging population and active youth.

These and other market data and trends are presented in "Orthopedic Instrumentation: A Global Market Perspective" by BizAcumen, Inc. This report is designed to be the most comprehensive in geographic coverage and vertical market analyses.

http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dd7565/orthopedic_instrum

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Posted in: Device / Technology News

Tags: Arthritis, Arthroscopy, Bone, Cartilage, Cell, Gene Therapy, Hip Replacement, Hospital, Implants, Life Expectancy, Obesity, Orthopedic, Osteoporosis, Spine, Sports Medicine, Stem Cell, Trauma

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