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The pandemic has forced many elective surgeries to be cancelled or postponed. Can we expect a rebound in 2021? How have average selling prices changed over the last year? iData Research brand-analysis service is finding the answers.

A recent study projects the number of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) to triple in volume by 2026 as the FDA expands indication to include low-risk patients.

Recent study projects millions of patients having pacemaker surgery by 2025 as new technologies and improvements lead to a higher number of devices implanted.

Technological developments have reduced the time spent in operating rooms. Although newer products can be more expensive, less is needed during treatment, saving money for both patients and hospitals.

The diabetic population is rising with over 45 million patients diagnosed in the Unites states and Europe. Poor health management and high sugar diets are the main driving factor for this.

Countries like Japan investing $3.67 billion in the Tokyo 2020 summer games are one of many factors increasing the awareness and importance of sports medicine.

iData Research, an international consulting and market research firm, announced today its new study that indicates a substantial rise in nasal procedures in the United States. Over 3.5 million Americans undergo nasal procedures each year, with over 30 million adults suffering from nasal conditions like chronic sinusitis and swollen turbinates.

iData Research just released a new research study that indicates nearly 80,000 American's every year undergo a reversed shoulder replacement procedure to help them get back to near normal function. The volume of patients opting for this procedure type has expanded in recent years, and will continue to grow to nearly 140,000 per year by 2025. This study concluded that, over the last few years, small bone and joint orthopedics companies have been driving new developments in shoulder reconstruction, leading to it being one of the larger improvement areas for patient care.

The prevalence of back pain has increased significantly over the past several decades. With surgeries becoming a more commonly selected treatment method in severe cases, we should also question the traditional methods of open surgeries and spinal fusions in the wake of new technology trends.

According to a new series of reports on the U.S. market for vascular access devices by iData Research (www.idataresearch.com), the average number of central venous catheters (CVC) kits used per successful CVC insertion is expected to decline in the next several years as the adoption of ultrasound guidance increases.