Here are eight key takeaways from the report:
• The Asia Pacific and emerging MIS spinal device market will both grow at a double-digit rate through the forecast period.
• Young surgeons in the market see minimally invasive procedures as the future of their subspecialty.
• There is a huge demand in the market for back pain treatment and more patients are becoming aware of the advantages of minimally invasive procedures when compared with open surgery.
• The increased aging population will also contribute to the minimally invasive spine device market expansion.
• Growth is expected to slow at some point through 2020 with increased penetration of minimally invasive procedures in the traditional fusion and motion preservation markets.
• The minimally invasive interbody fusion and thoracolumbar fixation markets are also expected to grow through 2020.
• The lateral lumbar interbody fusion procedures are expected to drive rapid growth in the minimally invasive interbody fusion market.
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