Spinal Bone Graft Substitutes Market Analysis | Canada | 2016-2022 | MedCore

  • Year: 2016
  • Scope: 2012-2022
  • Region: Canada
  • Pages: 47
  • Published Date: 11/1/2016
  • Type: MedCore

Product Description

The vast majority of allograft materials utilized in spinal surgeries in Canada are supplied by large national tissue bank organizations and to a smaller extent, by provincial local tissue banks. In recent years, consolidation of tissue banks has become a growing trend as larger tissue organizations demonstrated abilities to develop more sophisticated and specialized allografts. Major allograft tissue banks in Canada include Mount Sinai Allograft Technologies and the Regional Tissue Bank. Local supply is limited to donor materials received at Canadian Tissue Banks such as Mount Sinai Hospital and the Regional Tissue Bank to a large extent. The majority of the allograft market is supplied domestically as it is simple for a Canadian tissue bank to source bone domestically and cut it up to provide cancellous or corticancellous chips or granules. Therefore, physicians do not feel it necessary to purchase proprietary allograft chips in the Canadian market and instead rely heavily on domestically sourced and distributed allograft. There is however a limited allograft bone graft market for spinal indications that is imported from U.S. sources, mainly from not for profit tissue banks like MTF.
 

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The "Canadian Market Report for Orthopedic Biomaterials 2016 - MedSuite" includes analysis on the following companies currently active in this market:
Medtronic
Synthes
Wright Medical
Citagenix
Stryker
Canadian Local Tissue Banks
RTI Surgical
Zimmer Biomet
Sanofi
Bioventus
Anika Therapeutics
Ferring Pharma
Aralez Pharma
Bioventus
DJO
IGEA Medical
Fintek Bio-Electric
BTT Melmak
ITO Company
Orthofix
Others include: Aptissen SA, Fidia Pharma, Mylan Institutional and TRB Chemedica.
Others include: Baxter, Davol, LifeNet Health, MTF, Novabone, OrthoVita, Smith & Nephew, etc.
*Not all companies are currently active in every segment or sub-report from this suite. For more details contact an iData Research Product Advisor.




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Bone graft substitute products are utilized by dentists/periodontitis, neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons. Orthopedic indications represent the most major portion of the bone graft substitute market, with spinal fusions representing the most major category of surgery within that realm. For the purpose of this report, we do not assess the dental bone graft substitute market in any way. Instead, we focus on spinal indications for bone grafts and its size relative to the bone graft substitute market (excluding dental indications).

  • 2016
  • 2012-2022
  • Canada
  • 11/1/2016
  • 47
  • MedCore
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