Laparoscopic Devices – Market Insights – Europe

Laparoscopic procedure volumes in Europe will grow only modestly through 2034, with notable variation across procedure types. Bariatric and colorectal laparoscopic surgeries are expected to increase due to the rising obesity prevalence and preference for minimally invasive techniques, while laparoscopic cholecystectomy and appendectomy volumes will decelerate as alternative approaches gain traction. Growth drivers include patient demand for shorter recovery times, technological advancements in visualization and instrumentation, and surgeon training initiatives. Conversely, cost constraints, limited reimbursement for certain procedures, and competition from robotic-assisted surgery will hamper adoption in some segments.

This Medtech 360 Report provides comprehensive data and analysis on the state of the market for laparoscopic devices in Europe from 2019 to 2034.

The number of laparoscopic procedures performed will only grow modestly through 2034.

Which procedure types are decreasing in use, and which are gaining adoption?

What market forces are accelerating or limiting growth across the various laparoscopic surgery segments in Europe?

Robotic-assisted procedures will account for an increasing proportion of MIS, limiting demand for traditional laparoscopy.

Which procedure types have the highest and lowest laparoscopic technique penetration amid the growing influence of robotic surgery?

Given the rise of robotic surgery, which laparoscopic procedures are still growing, and which ones are nearing saturation?

Surgeons and healthcare facilities are increasingly opting to use advanced direct energy devices for laparoscopic procedures.

What factors are driving the direct energy device market?

How will ASPs change over the forecast period?