Collapse
of the vertebrae due to trauma, osteoporosis or other causes of
weakening of the vertebrae is known as vertebral compression fracture
(VCF). VCF is more common in people with low bone mass or suffering
from osteoporosis. Some of the common symptoms of VCF include, back
pain lasting for more than 2-3 weeks, limited spinal mobility,
vertebral height loss over time and kyphosis, disability and
deformity over a period of time. Vertebral compression fracture is
treated primarily with pharmacological therapy and prolonged bed
rest. Surgically, VCFs are treated with minimally invasive VCF repair
techniquesin cases where medicinal therapies fail to cure VCF.
Minimally
invasive vertebral compression repair techniques include two
procedures, namely, vertebroplasty and balloon kyphoplasty. Both
vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty involve injection of medical grade
cement in the fractured vertebra. Kyphoplasty is a newer and evolved
form of vertebroplasty, where a balloon is inserted in the vertebral
body and inflated to restore the original height of the collapsed
vertebra and is thereafter followed by cement injection.
Vertebroplasty successfully relives pain and enhances mobility of the
patient; while on the other hand, balloon kyphoplasty not only
relives the pain but also restores vertebral height and assists in
curing kyphosis. Kyphoplasty has also demonstrated a lesser
complication rate post procedurewhen compared with vertebroplasty.
This has over the time resulted in higher adoption of kyphoplasty
procedures worldwide, particularly in North America. One of the major
factors that is contributing to rapid increase in the adoption of
kyphoplastyprocedure in North America is the recommendation of the
use of this technique by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
(AAOS)for VCF repair when conventional drug administration fails to
deliver the desired results. Considering the advantages of
kyphoplasty over vertebroplasty, the kyphoplasty market share will
rapidly increase in the near future. The global market for balloon
kyphoplasty was worth USD 555.4 millionin 2011.
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The
global minimally invasive VCF repair market is highly consolidated in
nature with a handful of companies capturing over 80% of the market
share. Well established market players dominate this market with
their proprietary products and predatory growth strategies. This
market is further characterized by large scale consolidation and
collaborative activities such as acquisitions, supply agreements and
partnerships. Local players observed to dominate the Latin American
countries mainly, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, particularly in the
supply of medical grade bone cement. Existence of limited market
players has further resulted in increasing price competition among
the players, thereby intensifying the competitive rivalry.
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Geographically,
North America dominates the global minimally invasive vertebral
compression fracture repair market and is followed by Europe. Aging
of global population and thereby increasing prevalence of
osteoporosis is driving the growth of minimally invasive vertebral
compression fracture repair market. Moreover, early introduction of
technologically advanced products, well evolved reimbursement
policies and existence of a large pool of Medicare dependent
geriatric population are the major growth drivers for the North
American minimally invasive VCF repair market. Asia-Pacific is
reported to be a lucrative market owing to high prevalence of
osteoporosis and existence of large geriatric and osteoporotic
population in countries such as China, Japan, Korea and India.
Contribution and market share of the Asian countries in minimally
invasive vertebral compression fracture repair market is expected to
increase with rapidly booming medical tourism industry in this
region. Growing awareness about vertebral compression fracture and
increase in the number of research activities in exploring other
applications of vertebroplasty in spinal surgeries will further
augment the growth of this market in emerging economies.
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