With 17.40% CAGR, Surgical Robots Market Size to Worth US$ 26.69 billion by 2030 | Growth Plus Reports

NEW YORK, Sept. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The global surgical robots market is expected to clock US$ 26.69 billion by 2030 to grow at 17.40% during the forecast period. As Growing automation in surgical equipment advances surgical robots market. Growth Plus Reports reveal this exclusive information in its report titled " Surgical Robots Market– Global Outlook & Forecast 2022-2030".

Market Drivers

Technological advancements have significantly influenced the global surgical robots market in the past few years. Due to several technical developments, including the development of completely and partially autonomous robots, the need for this technology is expected to rise in the near future. Technological advances have many advantages such as surgical infection, less pain and blood loss, quick recovery, and small, scarcely noticeable scars.

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Excerpts from 'by Application'

Orthopedic surgery, urological surgery, neurosurgery, gynecological surgery, and general surgery are the major applications of surgical robots.

Orthopedic surgery holds the largest market share for surgical robots globally. Less post-operative discomfort compared to conventional therapies, less blood loss, and fewer scars with thinner margins are the contributing elements to this rise. Additionally, surgeons can conduct joint replacements more precisely due to increased precision of robots. The use of surgical robots in neurological treatments is associated with benefits such as the ability to do accurate procedures more quickly, minimize the need for numerous minute surgical methods, and lower risk of infections.

Excerpts from 'by Method'

The global surgical robots market is divided into:

Minimally Invasive

Open Procedures

The market for surgical robots is dominated by the minimally invasive surgical robots segment. Infection risk is reduced with smaller incisions, less scarring, reduced pain, shorter hospital stay are some of the key advantages. As robotic procedures provide 3-D imaging and give a complete perspective of the structure, they have the potential to witness increase uptake within the forecast period.