Here are four trends:
1. The use of surface-modified titanium in cervical spine implants is thought to be the primary driver of the market.
2. Prevalence of cervical herniated disc in geriatric population and use of non-fusion spinal procedures are other drivers of the market.
3. Additionally, the market is expected to see the launch of many novel pipeline products from 2016 to 2020.
4. Currently, there are five cervical artificial discs developed by companies such as Medtronic, LDR and Globus Medical involved in Phase III clinical trials.
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