Here are five things to know:
1. More than 78 million people globally experienced chronic back pain in 2015.
2. More clinical solutions and a reduction in procedure time will advance the global spinal surgical robot market.
3. Because of shortened hospital stays due to minimally invasive surgeries, hospitals and patients spend less money.
4. The report examines robotic three-dimensional synchronization, mounting platforms, accessories, disposable devices and flexible surgical platforms.
5. Back 2 Basics Spine, Ascendix Spine, Apollo Spine, Alphatec Spine, Alliance Spine and Accel Spine dominate the market.
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