The Global 3D Printed Medical Implants Market Continues To Grow Owing To the Increasing Incidence of Diseases Such As Osteoarthritis in the World

3D printing implants is a term used to describe surgical devices used in the spine to surgically reinstate a lost joint or even bone. The orthopedic concept started many years ago with the development of tissue engineering, which relies on tissue engineering for the creation of bones, ligaments, cartilage, and other tissues. The latest applications of orthopedic implants use 3D printing implants to construct better-fitting prosthetic limbs, enhance bone healing and joint stability, and create customized tools for the treatment of particular injuries or conditions. This advanced technology allows orthopedic professionals to produce better-fitting implants with greater strength, durability, and better function.

The increasing incidence of the need for specific and accurate medical implants is the main factor that is driving the growth of the global 3d printed medical implants market. For instance, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), periodontal diseases are very prevalent in both developing and developed nations and affect around 20-50% of the world population. The higher prevalence of these diseases in older individuals, adults, and adolescents, makes it a point of concern. The increasing incidence of such diseases along with peripheral vascular diseases, osteoarthritis, and diabetes-related gangrene is increasing the requirements for 3D printed medical implants. Moreover, the rapid technological advancements in the medical field are also enhancing the growth of the global 3d printed medical implants market.