Vertebral Compression Fracture Devices Market — Research Report, 2013 — 2019

Transparency Market Research Reports included a detailed market survey and analysis trends on “Vertebral Compression Fracture Devices Market”. This report also includes more info about basic overview of the industry including definitions, applications and global market industry structure. Vertebral compression fracture (VCF), a spinal disorder is caused due to the compression of vertebrae because of trauma, osteoporosis, primary tumors or infections; resulting in spinal deformity, disability, and acute or chronic pain. Such fractures may be mild or severe in nature and most often occur in the thoracic and lumbar parts of the spinal cord. The non-surgical procedures for treating pain caused in VCF include bed rest, pain medication, back bracing, and physiotherapy. Modern VCF treatment options such as minimally invasive surgical procedures which involve injecting of cementing material in the fractured vertebra provide immediate relief from pain and stability to the patient. Post surgery complications may include failure of the bones to fuse, humpback and compression of spinal cord or nerve root.

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The global vertebral compression fracture devices market is categorized on the basis of the following product types:

• Vertebroplasty devices

• Balloon kyphoplasty devices

Currently, North America dominates the global vertebral compression fracture devices market and is followed by Europe due to existence of well-evolved reimbursement policies and rise in aging population. Emerging economies of Asia, Middle and Latin America are also expected to undergo rapid market growth due to rapid technological advances, growth in awareness about health and wellness and improvement in healthcare infrastructure.

Some of the major factors driving this market include increased physician training and awareness as well as rising incidences of osteoporosis and...