In 2019, the U.S. sports medicine market size was valued at $1.7 billion, with over 2.5 million orthopedic soft tissue repairs performed every year. The market size is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5% to reach $2.4 billion in 2026. Throughout this medical market research, we analyzed 26 orthopedic

Overall, the Indian sports medicine market is projected to experience strong growth over the forecast period, driven by the continuing development of the sports medicine industry, the popularization of arthroscopy and the international collaboration between manufacturers. The current attempt to reform India’s healthcare and insurance systems is expected to be one of the market drivers

Industry Trends Overall, the sports medicine market is projected to experience modest growth over the forecast period, largely limited by the longer durations of some of the procedures. Although arthroscopy offers many benefits when compared to open or mini-open surgeries, the operating time for arthroscopy is much longer. This limiting factor can be solved by

Overall, the Japanese sports medicine market is projected to experience moderate growth over the forecast period, driven by continuing adoption of new products and increasing demand in arthroscopic procedures of the shoulder and knee. The main driver of the market is the fast adoption of newer technologies, coupled with the established medical regulation system. Japanese

Overall, the Chinese orthopedic soft tissue repair market is projected to experience rapid growth over the forecast period, fueled by the rapidly growing elderly demographic and increased awareness of the sports medicine field. Due to the increasing demand for sports medicine procedures in China, along with the lack of related specialists, this market has high

The full report suite on the European market for orthopedic soft tissue repair includes tendon reinforcement grafts, suture anchors, tenodesis screws, ACL/PCL replacement allografts, interference screws, intratunnel fixation devices, cortical fixation devices, cross-pins, washer and post, osteochondral allografts, meniscal allografts, autologous chondrocyte implantation, particulated juvenile allograft implant, microfracture adjunct, suture meniscal repair devices, implant meniscal repair devices, hybrid meniscal repair devices, hip radiofrequency probes, banana blades, hip access kits and disposable suture passers.

The full report suite on the European market for orthopedic soft tissue repair includes tendon reinforcement grafts, suture anchors, tenodesis screws, ACL/PCL replacement allografts, interference screws, intratunnel fixation devices, cortical fixation devices, cross-pins, washer and post, osteochondral allografts, meniscal allografts, autologous chondrocyte implantation, particulated juvenile allograft implant, microfracture adjunct, suture meniscal repair devices, implant meniscal repair devices, hybrid meniscal repair devices, hip radiofrequency probes, banana blades, hip access kits and disposable suture passers.

The labrum is a ring of cartilage that circles the end of the shoulder blade (the glenoid). This stabilizes the shoulder joint and allows for a wide range of movement. A common type of labral tear is the SLAP lesion, which is an acronym for “superior labral anterior to posterior.”

The rotator cuff is a combination of four muscles and their tendons that cover the head of the humerus. These include the supraspinatus, the infraspinatus, the teres minor and subscapularis muscles. These muscles stabilize the ball of the shoulder within the joint and enable the arm to lift and rotate. The shoulder joint allows for a great range of motion, but at the expense of stability, as it is not directly attached to the axial skeleton in the way that the lower limbs are.

The meniscus is a crescent-shaped pad of fibrocartilage located between the femur and the tibia. It acts as a shock absorber and prevents friction between the two bones. It also helps stabilize the knee along with the ligaments and protects the articular cartilage of the knee, aiding in the prevention of degenerative arthritis.

Tendons have been traditionally repaired with the surgical use of suture anchoring technology to rejoin a torn tendon directly. One issue with traditional tendon repair is the incidence of re-tearing previously operated injuries. This predominantly occurs following procedures involving the repair of the shoulder’s rotator cuff tendons and the ankle’s Achilles tendon.

The hip arthroscopy market can be segmented by device type, yielding five segments: radiofrequency (RF) probes, banana blades, hip access kits, suture anchors and disposable suture passers. RF probes can be further segmented by product type, yielding two sub-segments: articulating RF probes and static RF probes.

The ACL/PCL fixation device market can be segmented into tibial fixation and femoral fixation devices. Tibial fixation includes interference screws, intratunnel fixation devices and washer and post devices. Femoral fixation devices include interference screws, cross-pins, intratunnel fixation devices and cortical fixation devices.

The ACL/PCL reconstruction market can be segmented into the BTB allografts and soft tissue allografts. Growth of the market will be driven by changes in surgical techniques and newer technology. There is a trend towards soft tissue allografts as technological advances make them easier to use.

The full report suite on the U.S. market for orthopedic soft tissue repair includes tendon reinforcement grafts, suture anchors, tenodesis screws, ACL/PCL replacement allografts, interference screws, intratunnel fixation devices, cortical fixation devices, cross-pins, washer and post, osteochondral allografts, meniscal allografts, autologous chondrocyte implantation, particulated juvenile allograft implant, microfracture adjunct, suture meniscal repair devices, implant meniscal repair devices, hybrid meniscal repair devices, hip radiofrequency probes, banana blades, hip access kits and disposable suture passers.

Tendons have been traditionally repaired with the surgical use of suture anchoring technology to rejoin a torn tendon directly. One issue with traditional tendon repair is the incidence of re-tearing previously operated injuries. This predominantly occurs following procedures involving the repair of the shoulder’s rotator cuff tendons and the ankle’s Achilles tendon.