Spinal Implants – Market Insights – Europe

The European spinal implant market will continue to be characterized by modest growth, though this will be somewhat limited by declining ASPs. This trend will be mitigated to some extent by favorable demographic trends, the growing demand for minimally invasive techniques, the positive impact of complementary robotic and navigation technologies on implant procedure procedures, the uptake of premium innovations such as 3-D printed implants, and the expansion of nonfusion technologies, which will ultimately support procedure volumes and market growth.

This Medtech 360 Report provides comprehensive data and analysis on the state of the market for spinal implants in Europe from 2019 through 2033.

The European market for spinal implants is expected to expand through 2033.

Which device segments are growing the fastest, and why?

Which country’s market is expanding the quickest, and what is contributing to this?

How will reimbursement challenges limit spinal implant procedures, and how will this vary across different countries?

The competitive landscape in Europe is shaped to a large extent by pricing and budgetary pressures in the challenging European economic climate.

What unique competitive strategies are being practiced by both large and smaller competitors?

In a highly commoditized market, device manufacturers are innovating with engineered implant materials and enabling technologies.

Which traditional implant and IBD materials are growing in popularity?

What are the potential benefits of 3-D printing and how will it affect the adoption of certain implants?

How has the strategic shift towards offering enabling technologies affected top manufacturers?

Market growth is being driven by the increasing demand for minimally invasive spinal surgery.

Which interbody spinal fusion approaches are growing in adoption?

How does the uptake of premium-priced implants used in minimally invasive surgeries affect aggregate ASPs?

Strategic acquisitions, partnerships, and distribution deals help manufacturers expand their product portfolios and customer bases.

Which competitors have recently engaged in acquisitions or partnership activities?

Which segments are most affected by these recent agreements?

What are the benefits for companies partnering with or acquiring other competitors in the spinal implant market?