Neuroendoscopy has become much more common in oncology, in addition to being used for traditional neurosurgical procedures, neuroendoscopic approaches are being used for a greater range of neurological care, including the treatment of hydrocephalus, tumor removal, and vascular abnormalities.Improvements in endoscopic imaging, lighting, and small instruments are increasing the accuracy and capabilities of neuroendoscopic procedures.
Better surgical results are achieved when computer-assisted navigation improves real-time visual guidance and increases the exactness of instrument positioning during neuroendoscopic procedures. It is more usual to see flexible neuroendoscopes as flexible endoscopes allow neurosurgeons to access difficult anatomical regions and execute treatments with improved vision and control due to greater adaptability in the fragile brain structures. Considering neuroendoscopic techniques have a lower mortality rate and need a quicker recovery than open surgery, they are becoming more and more common for treating illnesses of the skull base, including pituitary gland cancers and cerebrospinal fluid leaks.
Neuroendoscopic procedures are made simpler and operating room efficiency is increased with the help of these systems that combine numerous features like irrigation, extraction, and simultaneous imaging from multiple perspectives. Market trends are being influenced by developments in pediatric neuroendoscopy. Pediatric patients have specific needs and obstacles when it comes to treating neurologic diseases with minimally invasive methods; therefore, tools and techniques specifically designed for this population are being developed.
The market is seeing an increasing focus on treating hydrocephalus with minimally invasive methods. For the management of hydrocephalus, neuroendoscopic techniques like choroid plexus coagulation and endoscopic third ventriculostomy offer viable substitutes to conventional shunting methods. One major aspect influencing market developments is the increase in neurological illnesses worldwide. Advanced neuroendoscopic technologies are in high demand due to the rising occurrence of problems including tumors, cysts, and and intraventricular hemorrhages, for which neuroendoscopy is essential for diagnosis and treatment.
The market for neuroendoscopy is starting to revolve around activities related to education and training. Neurosurgeons can become more skilled in performing neuroendoscopic treatments and guaranteeing patient safety by participating in educational courses, workshops, and using simulation technology. The use of neuroendoscopy in trauma situations is growing. With TBIs, neuroendoscopic techniques provide a minimally invasive means of managing intraventricular hemorrhages and removing blood clots, thus addressing essential neurosurgical crises.
The global market for neuroendoscopy is segmented on the basis of product, application, usability, and end-user.
On the basis of products, the global market of neuroendoscopy is segmented into rigid neuroendoscopes and flexible neuroendoscopes. The rigid neuroendoscopes segment is sub-segmented into rigid video scopes and rigid fiberscopes.
On the basis of application, the market for neuroendoscopy is categorized into transnasal neuroendoscopy, intraventricular neuroendoscopy, and transcranial neuro-endoscopy.
Neuroendoscopy Usability Insights
On the basis of usability, the neuroendoscopy market is segmented into reusable neuroendoscopes and disposable neuroendoscopes.
On the basis of end-users, the market is segmented into hospitals, clinics, medical research centers, and others.
The Americas dominates the global market of neuroendoscopy. Factors such as the increasing prevalence of brain tumors, the presence of a well-developed healthcare sector, and huge health care expenditures within the region drive the market growth within the region. Moreover, the presence of key players such as Stryker and Medtronic, besides others and the growing geriatric population within the region fuel the market growth.
Europe stands second in the neuroendoscopy market due to the increasing demand for minimally invasive surgeries, rising availability of funds for research and development, and a huge patient population. According to the Cancer Research U.K., the total number of new cases for brain tumor was estimated to be about 11,432 in 2015.
Followed by Europe, Asia Pacific stands third in the market of neuroendoscopy. Moreover, the region is projected to be the fastest growing region in the global market. This can be attributed to the presence of developing economies such as China, growing patient population, developing healthcare sector, and increasing per capita healthcare expenditures. Additionally, favorable government policies support the market growth. Medical tourism and rising geriatric population are estimated to fuel the market growth. According to the Indian Brand Equity Foundation, the medical tourism industry in India is estimated to grow rapidly and reach USD 9 billion by 2020.
ClearPoint Neuro Inc., a global therapy-enabling platform firm that provides brain navigation and delivery, announced a strategic and commercial cooperation with Adeor Medical AG, a German surgical equipment provider, in August 2021.
In 2017, KARL STORZ teamed with Ortega Clinic in Peru to provide an integrated KARL STORZ 3D operating room (OR) and accessories to the facility. B.Braun also established a subsidiary in Zambia in 2017. This will assist the organization in establishing its business in Zambia and expanding its presence throughout Africa.
Neuroendoscopy Market Key players
The key players in the global neuroendoscopy market are
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