The U.S. is predicted to hold the largest market share through the forecast period, with companies such as Zimmer Biomet and Mazor Robotics leading the way.
Various minimally invasive procedures use spine surgical robots. Robotic systems will be used in more thoracic-lumbar procedures. In 2015, an estimated 409,400 thoracic-lumbar fusion procedures were performed.
Globus Medical and Intuitive Surgical are also major players in the spine surgery robots market. Stryker is also expected to establish a more dominant presence in the market.
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