Cervical Retractors Market Segmentation:
Type (Transverse Retractors, Longitudinal Retractors)
By 2035, transverse retractor segment is poised to account for 53% of the market share. The transverse retractor system is designed to provide a secure engagement with minimal tissue trauma and improved visibility, while its low-profile design allows for easy access to the surgical site.
This allows surgeons to perform procedures with greater precision while reducing the risk of tissue damage. A Phantom CS Transverse Retractor by TeDan Surgical Innovations has been designed with Sure-Lock and Lever Lock technologies.
End-User (Hospitals, Clinics, Ambulatory Surgery Centers)
A significant share of 49% is predicted to be owned by the hospitals segment in the cervical retractors market by 2035. Hospitals are performing an increasing number of minimally invasive procedures to treat conditions such as hernias, spine ailments, and tumor removals. These procedures require the use of cervical retractors. In addition, hospitals are investing in advanced medical equipment and modernizing their infrastructure to improve patient outcomes.
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