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Radiofrequency Probes Market Analysis | United States | MedCore

  • Year: 2019
  • Scope: 2015-2025
  • Region: United States
  • Pages: 55
  • Published Date: 07/02/2019
  • Type: MedCore

The expiration of ArthroCare patents has allowed new competitors, such as Arthrex and ConMed Linvatec, to enter the bipolar segment. Increased competition in the bipolar segment has caused bipolar probe prices to erode. Erosion has been stronger amongst lower technology products, while products featuring more advanced technology have maintained prices.

Radiofrequency (RF) probes use a form of electrothermal energy to cut, ablate and shrink damaged tissue. By these means, disruption and blood loss of the surrounding tissue is reduced compared to physical cutting. Because RF technology operates at a lower temperature than other comparable methods, the surrounding healthy tissue is less likely to be damaged.

Segments Covered in This Market

  • Bipolar RF Probe Market
  • Monopolar RF Probe Market

Report Data Types Included

  • Unit Sales, Average Selling Prices, Market Value & Growth Trends
  • 10 Year Scope (3 Year Historical + 7 Year Forecast Period)
  • Market Drivers & Limiters for Each Segment
  • Competitive Analysis with Market Shares
  • Product Portfolios
  • Related Press Releases from Top Competitors

Companies Analyzed

Smith & Nephew’s position in the bipolar RF probe market increased substantially in 2014 when it completed the acquisition of ArthroCare. DePuy Mitek was the second leading competitor in the total RF probe market. The company’s strong showing in the total RF probe market is attributed to its position in the high-value bipolar probe segment. The majority of Arthrex’s RF probe revenue was attributed to its monopolar probe portfolio in 2016, as the company’s bipolar RF probe portfolio did not launch until late in 2016. Other companies analyzed include Stryker, ConMed Linvatec and Velocity Orthopedics.

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The "US Market Report Suite for Arthroscopic Devices 2017 MedSuite" includes analysis on the following companies currently active in this market:
Smith & Nephew
Arthrex
Stryker
ConMed
Linvatec
DePuy
Mitek
Karl Storz
Zimmer Biomet
Richard Wolf
Others include:
Ackermann
Cannuflow
Ceterix Orthopaedics
Gateway Medical
HNM Medical
Integrated Endoscopy
Karl Storz
Medifix
MediVision
Medline
Medtronic
Millennium Surgical
OrthoMed
Parcus Medical
Richard Wolf
RoG Sports Medicine
Sklar
Sopro Comeg
SterilMed
Stryker
Tornier
Velocity Orthopedics
etc
*Not all companies are currently active in every segment or sub-report from this suite.
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Radiofrequency (RF) probes use a form of electrothermal energy to cut, ablate and shrink damaged tissue. By these means, disruption and blood loss of the surrounding tissue is reduced compared to physical cutting. Because RF technology operates at a lower temperature than other comparable methods, the surrounding healthy tissue is less likely to be damaged.

  • 2019
  • 2015-2025
  • United States
  • 07/02/2019
  • 55
  • MedCore
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