Emerging Technologies for the Spine Market

리서치사	Technical Insights, Inc.
발행일	2006년 09월	상품코드	45783
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This research service analyzes emerging medical device technologies for the spine market and their impact in the healthcare market.

Scope and Methodology
- Scope
- Methodology
Introduction
- Introduction to Spinal Anatomy
- Introduction to Spinal Disorders

Technology Primer
- Motion Preservation
- Biologics
- Spinal Navigation and Minimally Invasive Surgery
Trends and Important Clinical Trials
- Trends
- Important Clinical Trials

Drivers and Challenges
- Drivers
- Challenges
- Restraints
- Strategic Recommendations
Regulatory Hurdles and Funding
- Regulatory Hurdles
- Funding Scenario

Technological Advancements--Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
- Minimally Invasive Fusion Becomes Paramount
- Vesselplasty--An Advanced Treatment Alternative for Vertebral Compression Fracture
- Minimal Invasive Therapies as Spinal Solutions for Osteoporosis-Related Problems
- Unique Next-Generation Minimally Invasive Surgery System
- Total Posterior System (TOPS) for Dynamic Stabilization of the Spine
- A Percutaneous and Cement Augmenting Pedicle Screw System
- Freedom Lumbar Disc--Next Generation TDR
- Minimally Invasive TLIF
- Newer Applications for Robots in Spine Surgery
- Titanium-Based Implant for Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
- New Robotic Arm for Navigation
Technological Advancements--Biologics
- Allograft Substitute for Fusion Biologics
- Biologic Fusion Device Receives Approval in Australia
- Collagen and Anorganic Bone Mineral-Based Device for Spinal Problems
- Novel Minimally Invasive Procedure for Lumbar Spine Problems

Technological Advancements - Companies
- Interspinous Implant Receives IDE Approval from FDA
- Second Generation Cervical Disc Prosthesis
- Complete Nucleus Replacement to Assist Arthoplasty Techniques
- FlexPLUS for Dynamic Stabilization of the Spine
- Dynamic System to Address Spine Instability
- Wallis Stabilization System under Clinical Trials
Technological Advancements - Research Institutions
- Recombinant Protein as Injectable Biomaterial for Augmenting Nucleus Pulposus
- Neuronal Regeneration Therapy