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Knee implantation or also known as arthroplasty is a surgical procedure to replace the weight-bearing surfaces of the knee joint relieve pain and disability. It is one of the most common surgical procedures performed for osteoarthritis and some other knee diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis. For keen implant surgery, the implants components are made up of ceramic materials, strong plastic parts or metal alloys. There are four types of arthroplasty namely kneecap replacement, partial knee replacement, complex knee replacement, and total knee replacement.

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The major factors driving growth of the continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices market include rapid technological advancements and convenience offered by the continuous glucose monitoring devices over the self-monitoring devices such as minimized finger pricks and special software for data tracking.

Global Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a condition, in which the heart's ability to pump blood is decreased due to enlarging of heart's main pumping chamber. This can affect the functioning of other organs such as lungs, liver, and kidney. In this disease, the heart muscles begin to dilate (stretch), which results in thinning and elongation of the chamber. In fact, it further spreads to the right ventricle and atria's. Due to this, normal contraction of heart muscles hinders and so does the normal pumping of blood. Furthermore, heart becomes weak, which can ultimately leads to heart failure. The symptoms such as fatigue, edema in ankles, legs, feet, veins in the neck and abdomen are quite common in this case. There are various reasons for dilated cardiomyopathy are uncontrolled blood pressure, viral infection, excessive amount of alcohol, and problem with heart valve. Although there is no proper drug to control DCM, doctors prescribe congestive heart failure drugs for its treatment. DCM is majorly found in people of age group 20-60 years old and very seldom in children. It is primarily diagnosed with electrocardiogram, X-ray, and MRI. Implantable devices such as 'Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) and pacemaker are implanted in the high risk patients, in order to maintain the proper rhythmic functioning of the heart so as to avoid risk of cardiac arrest. According to British Heart Foundation, in 2015, there were around 25,000 implants of pacemaker implanted every year in the U.K. 

Digital health refers to joining of healthcare and healthcare associated entities with digital technologies. The primary focus of digital health is to deliver medicine more personalized and precise. It incorporates various advanced technologies namely mobile, cloud-based platforms, internet, and more to offer better healthcare service to patients. New platforms such as tele-medicine and tele-care have enabled healthcare providers to reach with patients more effectively. Furthermore, apart from aforementioned digital platforms, digital health utilizes mobile health (mhealth), wearable devices, personalized medicine, and health information technology (IT). Digital health offers numerous benefits such as reduction in inefficiencies, healthcare cost, improvement in healthcare facilities, quality of aspect of healthcare, access to healthcare services from distant location. Moreover, digital health platforms such as mHealth makes self-monitoring of health parameters by patient possible and at the same time remote monitoring this parameters by health care provider

Organ-on-a-chip is expected to cater to wide range of applications ranging from disease modelling to patient stratification and phenotypic screening. Most of the demand is expected to be generated from lung-based organ culture, followed by kidney application. The technology offers better clinical examinations compared to petri dishes and animal testing – helping scientists and companies to better understand the functioning of internal organs such as the brain and lungs.

Dermatology Diagnostic Devices and Therapeutics Market Insights Dermatology is the science of skin and its appendages such as nails, hairs, and sweat glands. The focus on skin care and skin hygiene has increased in the recent past, owing to factors such as growing aesthetic appeal among the populace and increasing pollution that may cause skin allergies and lead to chronic diseases such as skin cancer. For instance, according to a study by Clinical Dermatology, in 2013, around 25% of the global population suffers from skin ailments, of which 15% consult general physicians, wherein 1.2% refer to the dermatologist while rest are left unattended. Moreover, skin conditions are the fourth leading cause of nonfatal disease burden.

Dental caries, also known as cavity, are permanently damaged areas in teeth that develop into tiny holes. This dental condition affects high number of people throughout the world. The condition is the result of acids produced by break down of certain foods by oral bacteria. These acids can damage hard tissues of the teeth.

Biological cosmetic implant is a highly profitable segment owing to the health benefits of biological materials over synthetic materials. Also, the demand for polymer implant devices, demand for aesthetic procedures, emergence of innovative products like two form-stable silicone gel breast implants and hyaluronic acid facial filler are expected to boost the global cosmetic implants market in the forecast period. Rising awareness about safe inserts by empowering the female population to make wellness oriented decisions post breast cancer diagnosis will eventually impact the cosmetic implant market size.