Throughout this medical market research, the publisher analyzed 48 orthobiologics companies in Australia and utilized their comprehensive methodology to understand the Market Sizes, Unit Sales, ASPs, Company Market Shares, and to create accurate forecasts.
While this MedSuite report contains all of the Australian Orthopedic Biomaterials market analysis, each of the market segments is also available as stand-alone MedCore reports. Additionally, this research includes an orthobiologics procedure volume analysis which can also be purchased as a separate report, MedPro.
Markets Covered
Australian Orthopedic Biomaterials Market Insights
With some exceptions, tissue supply for allografts and DBM allografts is constrained by the number of available donors. Furthermore, allografts are primarily sold by bone banks in Australia, which is attributed to a relatively high barrier to entry to the market for international companies.
Surgical procedures that require the use of orthopedic biomaterials are generally associated with diseases and indications that become more prevalent in the population with an increase in age, such as osteoarthritis of the spine and knee. In 2019, over 15% of Australians were aged 65 and over; this proportion is projected to grow steadily over the forecast period, as further cohorts of baby boomers turn 65.
Overall, the Australia orthopedic biomaterials market was valued at $63.8 million in 2019. This is expected to increase over the forecast period at a CAGR of 4.9% to reach $89.4 million.
While this MedSuite report contains all of the Australian Orthopedic Biomaterials market analysis, each of the market segments is also available as stand-alone MedCore reports. Additionally, this research includes an orthobiologics procedure volume analysis which can also be purchased as a separate report, MedPro.
Markets Covered
- Procedure Volumes for the Australian Orthopedic Biomaterials Devices – MedPro
- Orthopedic Bone Graft Substitute Market - MedCore
- Orthopedic Growth Factor Market - MedCore
- Hyaluronic Acid Viscosupplementation Market - MedCore
Australian Orthopedic Biomaterials Market Insights
With some exceptions, tissue supply for allografts and DBM allografts is constrained by the number of available donors. Furthermore, allografts are primarily sold by bone banks in Australia, which is attributed to a relatively high barrier to entry to the market for international companies.
Surgical procedures that require the use of orthopedic biomaterials are generally associated with diseases and indications that become more prevalent in the population with an increase in age, such as osteoarthritis of the spine and knee. In 2019, over 15% of Australians were aged 65 and over; this proportion is projected to grow steadily over the forecast period, as further cohorts of baby boomers turn 65.
Overall, the Australia orthopedic biomaterials market was valued at $63.8 million in 2019. This is expected to increase over the forecast period at a CAGR of 4.9% to reach $89.4 million.
Table of Contents
LIST OF FIGURESLIST OF CHARTSEXECUTIVE SUMMARYAUSTRALIAN ORTHOPEDIC BIOMATERIALS MARKET OVERVIEWCOMPETITIVE ANALYSISMARKET TRENDSMARKET DEVELOPMENTSPROCEDURE NUMBERSMARKETS INCLUDEDKEY REPORT UPDATESVERSION HISTORYABBREVIATIONS
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
AUSTRALIAN ORTHOPEDIC BIOMATERIALS MARKET OVERVIEW
PROCEDURE NUMBERS
ORTHOPEDIC BONE GRAFT SUBSTITUTE MARKET
ORTHOPEDIC GROWTH FACTOR MARKET
HYALURONIC ACID VISCOSUPPLEMENTATION MARKET
Companies Mentioned
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes:
- Alphatec
- Medacta
- Anika Therapeutics
- Medical + Optical
- Arthrex
- Medtronic
- Australian Biotechnologies
- New South Wales Bone Bank
- Australian Tissue Donation Network
- NovaBone
- B. Braun
- NuVasive
- Barwon Health Bone Bank
- Orthotech
- Baxter
- OsteoMed
- Biocomposites
- Perth Bone and Tissue Bank
- Bioventus
- Precision Surgical
- Cerapedics
- Prism Surgical
- Corin
- Pureplay Orthopaedics
- DePuy Synthes
- Queensland Tissue Bank
- Donor Tissue Bank of Victoria
- Rachel Forster Bone Bank
- Finceramica
- Sanofi
- Globus Medical
- Signature Spine and Joint
- Hunter New England and Local Health District
- SIGNUS Medical
- Hunter New England Bone Bank
- Smith & Nephew
- Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science
- South Eastern Sydney Local Health District
- Joy Surgical
- Stryker
- JRI Orthopaedics • Tecres
- Kasios
- The Queensland Bone Bank
- LifeHealthcare
- Wright Medical
- LMT Surgical
- Zimmer Biomet