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U.S. & Asian Markets for Orthopedic Joint Replacement
U.S. & Asian Markets for Orthopedic Joint Replacement
RELEASE DATE
27-Jan-2005
27-Jan-2005
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: A751-01-00-00-00
SKU: HC00963-NA-MR_04818
$2,450.00
Special Price $1,837.50 save 25 %
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SKU
HC00963-NA-MR_04818
Description
Artificial replacements for orthopedic joints are indicated most commonly for acute arthritis, which do not respond to conservative treatment. Other indications include trauma and tumor. In all these cases, the mobility of the patient is affected and it requires a joint replacement for the patient to become pain-free and ambulatory again.
The orthopedic joint replacement technology has evolved since the 1970s and is considered to be the successful among surgical procedures in orthopedics. The most common joints treated by this procedure are the hips and knees.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary and Overview
- Executive Summary
- Overview
Research Segmentation
- Segmentation by Procedure
- Segmentation by Country
Forecasts and Trends
- Market Drivers
- Market Challenges
- Revenue Forecasts
Frost & Sullivan Awards
- Competitive Strategy Leadership Award
- Entrepreneurial Company Award
- Market Leadership Award in Asia
Introduction to Australia
Healthcare Infrastructure
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis in the Australian Population
- Map of Australia
- Fast Facts on Australia
Hip Replacement Surgeries in Australia
- Total Healthcare Expenditure
- Hospital System
- Strength of the Orthopedic Joint Replacement Specialty - Surgeons and Hospitals
Knee Replacement Surgeries in Australia
- Age Characteristics of the Australian Population
Forecasts for Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in Australia
- Prevalence
Regulatory Environment
- Number of Hip replacement surgeries
- Indications for Total Hip Replacement
- Indications for Partial Hip Replacement
- Indications for Revision Hip Replacement
- Demographics of the Patients Undergoing Primary Total Hip Replacement
- Fixation Preferences for Primary Total Hip Replacement
- Components Replaced during Revision Hip Replacements
- Femoral Head Size Preference during Total Hip Replacement
- Market shares of Hip Implant Manufacturers
Introduction to China
Healthcare Infrastructure
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis in the Chinese Population
Hip Replacement Surgeries in China
Knee Replacement Surgeries in China
Competitive Landscape
Forecasts for the Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in China
Introduction to India
Healthcare Infrastructure
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis in the Indian Population
Hip Replacement Surgeries in India
Knee Replacement surgeries in India
Competitive Landscape
Forecasts for the Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in India
Introduction to Japan
Healthcare Infrastructure
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis in the Japanese Population
Hip Replacement Surgeries in Japan
Knee Replacement Surgeries in Japan
Competitive Landscape
Forecasts for Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in Japan
Introduction to South Korea
Healthcare Infrastructure
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis in the South Korean Population
Hip Replacement Surgeries in South Korea
Knee Replacement Surgeries in South Korea
Competitive Landscape
Forecasts for Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in South Korea
Population Trends
Osteoarthritis among the U.S. Population
Hip Replacement Surgeries in the United States
Knee Replacement Surgeries in the U.S.
Competitive Landscape
Forecasts for Orthopedic Joint Replacement Market in the United States
Statistics on the Orthopedic Surgeon community in the United States
Popular Topics
Artificial replacements for orthopedic joints are indicated most commonly for acute arthritis, which do not respond to conservative treatment. Other indications include trauma and tumor. In all these cases, the mobility of the patient is affected and it requires a joint replacement for the patient to become pain-free and ambulatory again. The orthopedic joint replacement technology has evolved since the 1970s and is considered to be the successful among surgical procedures in orthopedics. The most common joints treated by this procedure are the hips and knees.
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| WIP Number | A751-01-00-00-00 |
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