Here are four key notes:
1. Surgeons are increasingly performing arthroscopy procedures on an outpatient basis, fueling the demand for physicians owning surgery centers.
2. More minimally invasive surgeries in unsaturated markets will boost the number of physician-owned ASCs.
3. As surgeons perform more highly advanced MIS procedures, the demand for osteosynthesis devices will follow suit.
4. Other market drivers include the augmented fixation of orthopedic implants with stem cells, demand for bioresorbable devices and growth in personalized osteosynthesis products.
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