Small Joint Reconstructive Implants Market Growth Factors, Technological Innovation and Emerging Trends

According to the Global Burden of Disease Study, 2017, about 16% of disability cases were a result of musculoskeletal conditions, which is the second-largest cause of global disability. These conditions comprise more than 150 diagnoses that affect the bones, muscles, joints, and associated tissues -- collectively referred to as the locomotor system.

Moreover, with aging, numerous changes occur in the cartilage and connective tissue. The joints become less resilient and more susceptible to damage due to the thinning of the cartilage and altering of its components (proteoglycans -- supportive structures of the cartilage). This may either lead to osteoarthritis or stiffness in the joints; therefore, elderly people are more susceptible to such conditions as compared to young people. Many European countries, such as Italy, Germany, France, and Spain, are witnessing an increase in the geriatric population. This is resulting in the growing demand for diagnostic techniques and treatments for bone-related disorders. This factor, along with the rising prevalence of musculoskeletal diseases, is contributing to the increasing requirement for small joint reconstructive implants.

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Such implants are used to replace destroyed joints, and the artificial joints are able to mimic the functions of the original small joints in the body and hold the bones together. A study conducted by P&S Intelligence predicted that the small joint reconstructive implants market will reach $10.1 billion, witnessing a 5.5% CAGR in the coming years. These joints are made of either metal or polymer. In the past, metal-based small joint reconstructive implants were sold more due to their less cost compared to polymer ones. In the coming time, the fastest growth in demand would be witnessed by the polymer-based implants as they are biocompatible and rarely rejected by the body and cause infections.

This can be ascribed to the sedentary lifestyle of people and growing incidents of road accidents. The World Health Organization reported that in China, road traffic injuries are the major cause of death of people in the 15-44 age group. Further, India is also witnessing a surge in road accidents, which is adding to the demand for joint implants in the region.

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