U.S. and European Markets for Orthopedic Trauma Devices by Anatomy 2011 (Executive Summary)

In 2010, the total U.S. and European orthopedic trauma market was valued at nearly $3.87 billion. The U.S. market, the largest in the world, comprised 76.2% of the combined market.

The U.S. and European trauma markets comprise:

- external and internal fixation devices including
- plates and screws,
- intramedullary nails,
- cannulated screws,
- conventional hip screws and
- intramedullary hip screws.

The countries covered in this report include:

- Austria
- Benelux (comprising Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxemburg),
- France,
- Germany,
- Italy,
- Portugal
- Scandinavia (comprising Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway),
- Spain,
- Switzerland,
- the United Kingdom,

Market sizes, unit sales and ASPs are presented for the following anatomies: shoulder, upper arm and elbow, wrist and hands and fingers, hip, upper leg, knee, lower leg, ankle, foot and toes. The hip market was the largest global trauma

The hip market was the largest global trauma market in 2010, with a value of $79.1 million in Germany. The hip market comprises devices used for fixating fractures in the bones of the pelvis and the head of the femur.

In 2010, Synthes was the leading competitor in the overall orthopedic trauma market. Other major competitors included Biomet, DePuy, Smith & Nephew, Stryker and Zimmer, among others.

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