Three takeaways:
1. Most surgeons said they expect an increase in ASC procedure volumes in the next year, but that expectation was more prevalent for orthopedic cases than for cardiology.
2. Reimbursement rates, referral networks and patient volumes were big concerns for cardiology, whereas physical space limitations and inventory storage were the major concerns for orthopedics.
3. Involvement for medtech vendors was more common for orthopedics-focused respondents than for cardiology-focused respondents.
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