Computer-assisted
surgery (CAS), also known as image-guided surgery or 3-D computer
surgery, is a computer-based surgical procedure using advanced
technologies such as 3-D imaging and real time sensing. It utilizes
intuitive software, smart instruments, and infrared camera navigation
to achieve precision. CAS is an advanced procedure used in the
operating room due to high level of visualization and accuracy. It is
generally used in neuro, ENT, cardiac, urological, spine, trauma, and
orthopedic surgeries. Advantages of CAS include advance planning of
surgery using 3-D computer models of patient’s anatomy, better
visualization, and real-time feedback. For patients, the major
advantages of CAS are minimally invasive technique, less blood loss,
lesser amount of exposure to radiations through X-rays as it cuts
down the number of X-rays required, and early recovery.
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Drivers
of the computer-assisted surgical systems market are growing
preference for minimally invasive procedures, increasing demand for
advanced medical facilities, and reduced hospital stay due to fast
recovery. However, high maintenance and service cost for the
equipment and unavailability of highly skilled professionals are the
major restraints of the market. Technological advancements focusing
on the use of robotic systems in surgery is likely to boost market
growth.
In
terms of product type, the computer-assisted surgical systems market
can be segmented into surgical navigation systems, surgical robots,
and surgical planners & stimulators. The surgical robots segment
is anticipated to experience significant growth owing to rapidly
advancing technologies, adoption of surgical robotic systems in large
hospitals, and improving health care infrastructure.
Based
on application, the computer-assisted surgical systems market can be
segmented into preoperative planning and stimulation, ENT surgery,
cardiac surgery, colorectal surgery, navigation methods, surgical
robotic systems, spine surgery, craniofacial surgery, and others.
In
terms of region, the computer-assisted
surgical systems market can be segmented into North America,
Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa.
North America holds the largest market share due to rapid
technological advancements. Asia Pacific and Europe are expected to
grow due to rising medical tourism and increasing patient population.
India and China are likely to witness strong growth owing to rising
awareness and increased government funding.
Key
players in the market are Stryker Corporation, Accuray Incorporated,
Medtronic, 3D Systems Corporation, B. Braun Melsungen, MAKO Surgical
Corp., Brainlab AG, Mazor Robotics Ltd., CONMED Corporation, Renishaw
plc, Curexo Technology, Titan Medical, Inc., Blue Belt Technologies
Ltd., Think Surgical, Inc., Hocoma AG, Hansen Medical, Inc.,
Intuitive Surgical, Smith & Nephew, and Hitachi Medical Systems.
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