Medical Device Investment | Invasive Spinal Devices

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Minimally invasive spine surgery is the fastest growing segment of the spine industry. Many patients are now demanding their spine surgery be performed in a minimally invasive manner as this approach reduces recovery times, returns them to a normal quality of life more quickly and usually results in lower re-operation rates. The medical peer review literature is growing exponentially showing the multiple benefits of minimally invasive spine surgery.

MI4Spine LLC is perfectly positioned to meet this growing demand with its established product portfolio to bring solutions that enable the surgeons to provide safe and effective minimally invasive spine surgery that will improve patient outcomes. With over ½ million lumbar or lower back surgeries performed annually along with an aging population in the USA, the potential is enormous.

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Our company has over 20 issued patents ready for the regulatory control process. We have already deployed one implant solution to market called the BoneBac TLIF system that is being successfully used weekly at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak MI. Over 400 patients have enjoyed the exceptional benefits of this minimally invasive implant device. Additionally, thousands of patients have benefited from the use of the BoneBac Press which recycles the patient’s own bone from the surgical site.

Benefits to the patient using this system include a more rapid recovery time due to the small incision and improved fusion rates due to the implant’s design. You can learn more about this system on this website. In fact, a five-year retrospective study of over 250 patients’ document zero implant failure, almost perfect fusions and outcomes that far outstrip competitive solutions. We anticipate the results of this study to be published soon.

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US spine market according to Becker’s:

The U.S. spine surgery devices market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.3 percent to 2019, based on a Medical Market Research report. The spinal fusion and fixation devices segment represents the largest section of the market, and will also experience the fastest growth through 2019.

The U.S. spine implants market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.29 percent between 2016 and 2020, according to a Research and Markets report. This segment is currently valued around $5 billion and is expected to grow for the next 10 years at a compound annual growth rate of 2.4 percent, according to a Q2 Metrics report. It is expected to reach $6.4 billion by 2024.

ResearchMoz analysts forecasted the U.S. market for lateral lumbar interbody fusion will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.05 percent between 2016 and 2020. So while forecasts may vary by research entity, it is clear that our aging population is driving the demand for better solutions to lower back ailments.

The spine surgical robotics market is expected to explode over the next five years, according to a new Researchmoz Global report. The market is currently at $26 million and expected to hit $2.77 billion by 2022. Technological advances and breakthroughs are leveraging new materials and sensor configurations, and sophisticated software is further evolving the product implementation. The report estimates when spinal robots achieve 35 percent penetration in a country, spinal surgeons will demand hospitals offer the spinal surgical robot capabilities.

Although the U.S. spine surgery market is $12 billion, payer reimbursement will face some obstacles. Certain spinal procedures are causing payer pushback, the spine surgery market returned low, single-digit growth, and many payers haven’t loosened policies on utilization. Increasing cost transparency, high deductible plays, hospital-employed physicians, ACA, accountable care organizations and new reimbursement pilots are giving rise to the potential for incentive disruption.

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