Ligament Prostheses Market Insights
and Global Industry Forecast to 2023
This report provides in-depth study of “Global Ligament Prostheses Market” using SWOT analysis i.e.
Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, and Threat to the organization. The Global Ligament Prostheses
Market report also provides an in-depth survey of key players in the market organization.
Global Ligament Prostheses Market Overview:
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This report studies the Global Ligament Prostheses Market over the forecast period of 2019 to 2023. The
Global Ligament Prostheses Market is expected to grow at an impressive Compound Annual Growth
Rate (CAGR) from 2019 to 2023.
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A prosthetic ligament is constructed from a three-dimensional braider. The prosthetic ligament includes
an eyelet at a first end and a pigtail at a second end. The pigtail is removed during surgery so that the
remaining implantable prosthetic ligament is defined by a continuous three-dimensional braided
structure from the eyelet at the femur to the other end at the tibia.
The Ligament Prostheses Market Covers the Table of Contents With Segments, Key Players And Region.
Based on Product Type, Ligament Prostheses Market is sub segmented into s Allograft and Synthetic. On
the Basis of Application, Market is sub segmented into Hospital and Clinic.
Business Updates:
Corin announce the3,000th BalanceBot Procedure was performed June 12, 2019. The BalanceBot, an
FDA cleared ligament balancing robot, provides surgeons with intra-operative data on ligament tension
and communicates with the OMNIBotics system to plan and guide optimized femur cuts that minimize
the need for soft tissue releases.
Data shows that these well-balanced knees allow most patients to begin walking mere hours after
surgery and that patient satisfaction averages 95.1% at 6 months post-op1, compared to an industry
average of 81.4%.(2-8)
Andy McLeod, President of Corin USA, said "3,000 procedures is just the beginning, doctors around the
globe are clamoring for the BalanceBot and we're looking forward to expanding into new markets during