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The report on Orthopaedic market discuses the past performance of the sector, present situation and analyze future outlook of the industry. The report offers many aspects of the industry such as prising trends, industry developments and major driving forces which affects the overall demand of the procedure. Orthopaedic sector has many segments, out of those hips and knee replacement procedure demand is highest worldwide driven by growing elderly population and technological developments. The report flow goes from the discussion of global orthopaedic market and its product segmentation to the Orthopaedic reconstruction market.
In the end of 2009, growth in the hip and knee replacement market worldwide is expected to increase ~%, down from a ~% improvement in 2008. In 2008, hip and knee implant market growth slowed, in result of economic slowdown negatively affected by disruptions in doctor training efforts for new products. According to the study, in terms of demography, more women are suffering from knee pain than man due to calcium deficiency and with increasing age it grows.
Worldwide there are three regions accounting for the largest share of the orthopaedic market, of which United States and Japan comes under first two positions and Germany is the third largest player. In United States, Hip and knee replacement surgeries are the most on demand operations and with the rising number of replacement procedures, new product inventions are taking place.
In Australia the hip and knee replacement cases are growing day by day with the high success rate of the procedure. In 2008 there were approximately 72,007 joint replacement operations performed, of which the major influencing factor was ageing population.
Knee implants are the largest segment of the reconstruction market, accounting for US$~ billion of total orthopaedic sales and with hip implants accounting for US$~ billion in 2008. Zimmer leads the knee market with a ~% share, followed by J&J and then Stryker, with approximately ~% and ~% market share respectively.
The Global hip market alone generated US~ billion of business in 2008 which is low from 2007 growth mark but still this segment contributed an impressive percentage to the overall orthopaedic industry. This growth is expected to be driven by an increase in awareness of the procedure, increasing clinical familiarity among surgeons and a favourable reimbursement scenario.
Table of Contents
1. Global Orthopaedic Market: An Overview
1.1 Global Orthopaedic Market by Product Segmentation
1.2 Global Orthopaedic Reconstruction Market
2. Joint Reconstruction and Implant Market Growth Analysis
2.1 Hip and Knee Reconstruction Market
2.2 Global Knees Market Demand
2.3 Global Hips Market Share
3. Orthopaedics Market- M&A Transaction
4. Opportunities in the Hip and Knee Implant Sector
4.1 Technological Advancements
4.2 Increasing Rate of Joint Replacement Surgery in United States
4.3 Orthopaedic Market in Germany
4.4 Rising Procedure Demand in Australia
5. Industry Driving Factors
5.1 Aging Population Influencing Treatment Demand
5.2 Demand for Arthroplasties to Rise with Increasing Osteoarthritis Cases in United States
5.3 Rising Rate of Obesity
5.4 The pricing environment in Orthopaedic Sector
5.5 Birmingham Hip Resurfacing
6. Future Outlook
6.1 Orthopaedic Implant Market Q209 Outlook
6.1 Orthopaedic Implant Market FY 2010 Outlook
7. Industry Competition
7.1 Orthopaedic Reconstruction Market Share
7.2 Orthopaedic Product Manufacturers
8. Industry Players: Business Developments and Financials
8.1 Zimmer Corporation
Business Overview
Recent Financials
Recent Developments
8.2 Stryker Corporation
Business Overview
Financial Outlook
Recent Developments
8.3 DePuy
Business Overview
Recent Financials
Recent Developments
8.4 Biomet Inc.
Business Overview
Recent Financials
Recent Developments
List of Figures
Figure 1.1: Worldwide Orthopaedics Market Size (2007)
Figure 1.2: Global Orthopaedic Market by Product Segments in 2008
Figure 1.3: Orthopaedic Reconstruction Market Share in 2007
Figure 2.1: Worldwide Reconstructive Hip and Knee Market
Figure 2.2: Worldwide Hip and Knee Replacement Market (2003-2008)
Figure 2.3: Worldwide Hip and Knee Replacement Market in Recent Quarters
Figure 4.1: U.S. Hip and knee Replacement Procedures (1990-2008)
Figure 4.2: Germany Hospital Medical Good Cost in 2008
Figure 4.3: Percent of Total Hip Resurfacing Procedures by Gender in Australia (2008)
Figure 5.1: Number of People Over 65 and Over 85 in United States
Figure 5.2: U.S. Hip and knee Implant by Age Group in 2008
Figure 5.3: Projected Number of Knee Arthroplasties in U.S. (2005-2030)
Figure 5.4: U.S. Osteoarthritis, Total Number of Discharges ('000)
Figure 5.5: Estimated Number of People with Doctor Diagnosed Arthritis, U.S.
Figure 5.6: U.S. Population Obesity Analysis- percentage population classified as obese
Figure 5.7: US Hip and Knee Pricing Trends
Figure 6.1: Worldwide Reconstructive Hip and Knee Market Forecast (2008-2012E)
Figure 7.1: Reconstruction Market Share by Company in 2007
Figure 8.1: Zimmer Corporation Revenue (2004-2008)
Figure 8.1: DePuy Revenue in 2007 and 2008
List of Tables
Table 3.1: Industry M&A Transactions
Table 5.1: Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Model (US$ million)
Table 7.1: Orthopaedic Product Manufacturers Business Analysis in 2008
Table 7.2: Worldwide Hip Implant Market Share Analysis
Table 7.3: Worldwide Knee Implant Market Share Analysis
Table 8.1: Zimmer Corporation Product Codes
Table 8.2: Stryker Revenues by Business Segments
Table 8.3: DePuy Product Codes
Table 8.4: Biomet Inc. Product Codes
Table 8.5: Biomet, total Revenue by Business Segment (2008-2009)
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