The Global Ureteroscopy Market is expected to reach $ 1,054.1 million, at a CAGR of 5.4%.
The high incidence of urolithiasis across the globe is a major factor driving the growth of this Ureteroscopy Market. The rapidly increasing geriatric population, technological advancements in devices, and improving hospital infrastructures are the other major factors that are expected to support the growth of the flexible & semi-rigid Ureteroscopy Market in the coming years.
Ureteroscopy Market
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Market segmentation:
The flexible Ureteroscopy Market is further segmented into fiberoptic and digital Ureteroscopy.
· based on type.
· based on application.
· based on the end user.
· based on regions.
The flexible & semi-rigid Ureteroscopy Market is segmented into urolithiasis, urinary stricture, and kidney cancer. Urolithiasis is the largest application segment. Market growth can primarily be attributed to the increasing incidence of kidney stones and the widespread adoption of ureteroscopes in diagnostics.
The Major Players Operating in the Ureteroscopy Market:
Some of the major players operating in this market are Olympus (Japan), Stryker (US), Boston Scientific (US), KARL STORZ (Switzerland), Richard Wolf (Germany), ELMED Medical Systems (Turkey), Rocamed (France), Maxer Endoscopy (Germany), ProSurg (US), and Vimex Endoscopy (Poland).
Geographical Detailed Analysis for Ureteroscopy Market:
By region, the flexible & semi-rigid Ureteroscopy Market is geographically classified into North America, Europe, Asia, and the Rest of the World (Row).
North America is the largest regional market for ureteroscopes majorly due to the high prevalence of kidney stones (and the large number of surgical procedures performed for the same) and the rising healthcare expenditure in this region.
Asia is expected to grow at the highest CAGR in the flexible & semi-rigid Ureteroscopy Market during the forecast period. Growth in this region is mainly due to the large patient population.
