#total disc replacement

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Total Disc Replacement Market – Industry Challenges, Key Vendors, Drivers, Trends and Forecast 2026

Total disc replacement is a type of back/spine surgery that involves replacing a damaged or degenerated disc with an artificial replacement device in the lumbar or cervical region. This surgery involves implanting an artificial disc into the spine to perform similar functions as that of normal disc in the human body. Prostheses aids in maintaining spinal curvature and improving flexibility, while reducing or possibly eliminating pain. Active reconstruction of a degenerative functional spinal unit is a rapidly growing field in the total disc replacement market.

Increasing incidence of spinal disorders and increasing awareness among patients regarding disc replacement is expected to significantly increase growth of the total disc replacement market. The benefits of minimally invasive surgery procedures have significantly contributed to the growing demand for procedures with less tissue disruption of the vertebrae, in turn boosting growth of the total disc replacement market.

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Market Dynamics:

The total disc replacement market is mainly driven by growing geriatric population and increasing prevalence of rheumatoid and osteoarthritis across the globe. The market has witnessed high growth, owing to an increased awareness for total disc replacement procedures, advent of sophisticated diagnostic tools and techniques, and rising patient pool. Other conducive factors such as rising healthcare expenditure and growth in spine care surgery centers are projected to drive growth of the market for total disc replacement in foreseeable future.

However, growth of the global disc replacement market is hindered by reimbursement challenges, and high cost of implants. Additionally, lack of trained healthcare workers, increasing spontaneous fusion of implant over time, limitations in restoring disturbed curvatures, and increasing popularity of intraoperative technology are some of the factors restraining growth of total disc replacement market.

Regional Scenario:

North America holds a dominant position in the market for total disc replacement, followed by Europe and Asia Pacific, respectively. Asia Pacific is projected to be the fastest-growing market, owing to developing medical infrastructure, increased spending on health care, medical literacy, and growing medical tourism in emerging economies such as China and India. In Latin America, the total disc replacement market growth is considerably high in the U.S. and Mexico, as compared to other countries due to advanced technology, highest prevalence of bone-related disorders, robust healthcare infrastructure, good economic conditions, favorable reimbursement scenario, and increased awareness among the populace.

Competitive Scenario:

The market witnesses high competitive intensity, as there are several big and many small firms with similar product offerings. Following are the major key players in the market

Stryker Corporation, De Puy Spine, Inc., Smith & Nephew Plc., Medtronic, Globus Medical, Zimmer Biomet, NuVasive, Inc., Alphatec Spine, Inc., Stryker Corporation, and Aesculap Implant Systems are some of the major players in the global total disc replacement market.

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Clinical and Radiological Mid-Term Outcomes of Lumbar Single-Level Total Disc Replacement

Spine 2018;43:105–113

Study Design. Prospective single-center case cohort study. Objective. Evaluation of clinical and radiographic outcomes of a consecutive 122-patient cohort with discogenic back pain, at 2- to 10-year follow-up periods, treated by a single surgeon, with CHARITE Artificial Disc (DePuy Spine, Raynham, MA).

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Clinical and Radiological Mid-Term Outcomes of Lumbar Single-Level Total Disc Replacement

Spine 2018;43:105–113

Study Design. Prospective single-center case cohort study. Objective. Evaluation of clinical and radiographic outcomes of a consecutive 122-patient cohort with discogenic back pain, at 2- to 10-year follow-up periods, treated by a single surgeon, with CHARITE Artificial Disc (DePuy Spine, Raynham, MA).

Summary of Background Data. Minimum 2-year clinical and radiographic…

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AxioMed Total Disc Replacement Wins at Boston Marathon

Retired Police Officer and Avid Marathoner, Robert Ramsey, Finishes Boston Marathon after Receiving AxioMed’s Freedom® Lumbar TDR

By Caitlin Lubinski

AxioMed, LLC announced today that clinical trial patient Robert Ramsey completed the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 18, 2016, after receiving the AxioMed Freedom Lumbar total disc replacement. Mr. Ramsey, who is a retired Deputy Chief of Police for the Martinsville Police Department in Virginia, has run the Boston marathon every year from 2004-2010.

In 2010, Ramsey’s degenerative lumbar disc disease became so bad he could no longer run. His specialist in Charlotte, North Carolina, suggested Ramsey have either a fusion or an artificial disc replacement.

“I had done the research on fusions and knew I didn’t want one of those if I wanted to keep running,” said Ramsey, so he enrolled in a blind clinical trial for the AxioMed Freedom Lumbar Disc. Patients in the study would receive either a first-generation total disc replacement or the next-generation AxioMed Freedom Disc, but went into surgery not knowing ahead of time which disc would be implanted.

“I was hoping for the AxioMed Disc,” says Ramsey. “When I woke up from surgery, the first thing I asked was, ‘Which one did I get?’ My wife said, ‘The AxioMed Disc.’ And I said, ‘Hallelujah!’”

“I was hoping for the AxioMed Disc,” says Ramsey. “When I woke up from surgery, the first thing I asked was, ‘Which one did I get?’ My wife said, ‘The AxioMed Disc.’ And I said, ‘Hallelujah!’”

Ramsey began running and training for marathons after his surgery and rehabilitation. He returned to the Boston Marathon in 2013, but was unable to finish because of the terrorist attacks. His wife, who was in the stands at the finish lines when the two bombs detonated, was unharmed. This year marks the first time she and Ramsey have returned to the marathon since the attacks; it also marks Ramsey’s 20th marathon.

Ramsey maintains a rigorous physical fitness regime during marathon training, including weightlifting and forty minutes of crunches and sit-ups–something that the unique flexibility and stiffness of the AxioMed Disc accommodates.

Jake Lubinski, President of AxioMed, who was in Boston to meet with Ramsey the day of the marathon, was thrilled to witness an athlete with the Freedom Disc competing in one of the world’s most prestigious marathons. “It’s incredible that Mr. Ramsey has achieved this full restoration of a competitive athletic lifestyle,” Lubinski said. “Many times back surgery can put devastating limits on athletes, but the Freedom Disc has done what it was designed to do in mimicking a natural human disc and restoring full function to Mr. Ramsey’s spine.”

So far, clinical studies of the AxioMed Disc have borne positive results. AxioMed is hoping to complete its lumbar disc clinical trials and launch the technology in the U.S. market by next year.

Harvard-trained orthopedic spine surgeon and CEO of AxioMed, Professor Kingsley R. Chin, M.D, commented on the philosophy behind the uniqueness of the AxioMed total disc replacement. "It makes most sense for us to focus on restoring normal spine kinematics by replacing the diseased spine segment in patients we believe have spine pain. There is not absolute certainty about what generates back pain in patients, so how do you advocate for one treatment over another without proof? Today, we seek to restore normalcy where there is loss of normalcy now that we have the technology to mimic the normal disc. Tomorrow, we seek to replace the facets.”

About AxioMed

Founded in 2001, AxioMed has exhaustively proven the efficacy of its Freedom® Cervical and Lumbar Discs through research, development and testing of the lumbar disc in the USA and both the lumbar and cervical discs in Europe. In 2014, KICVentures recognized the disc’s enormous potential and acquired the company into their healthcare portfolio. AxioMed owns an exclusive license for spine application of the unique and proprietary viscoelastic material used to manufacture the Freedom Disc technology.

About KICVentures

KICVentures manages several portfolio companies (including AxioMed, LLC), investing in disruptive technology in the health-tech sector. KICVentures acquires, creates, and nurtures companies and their technologies to their fullest potential.

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The idea of replacing damaged or worn out joints with artificial joints is very well accepted in medical circles. A majority of people will know people in their circles to have gone for total disc replacement and other similar procedures like hip, knee or any other joint replacement. For so many…