Orthopedic Braces & Support, Casting & Splints Market, By Product (Casting Supplies & Equipment (Plaster Casts, Casting Tapes, Cast Cutters, and Casting Tools and Accessories), Splinting Supplies & Equipment (Fiberglass Splints, Plaster Splints, Other Splints, and Splinting Tools and Accessories), and Orthopedic Braces and Supports (Upper Extremity Braces and Support and Low Extremity Braces and Support)), By Material (Metal, Fabric, Thermoplastic, and Others), By Application (Fracture Management, Ligament Injury Support, Osteoarthritis Aid , Post-operative Care, and Others), By Distribution Channel (Orthopedic Clinics, Hospitals, Over-the-Counter (OTC), E-commerce, and Others), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa)
The orthopedic braces & support, casting & splints market has significant opportunities for growth due to increasing incidence of sports injuries, road accidents, and bone-related diseases. North America dominates the market currently due to the presence of advanced healthcare infrastructure and awarenessabout the benefits of orthopedic braces, supports, casting, and splints for managing and treating musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
Asia Pacific is expected to experience the fastest growth owing to rising elderly population, lifestyle diseases, and medical tourism. Rising geriatric population prone to bone and joint issues act as a driver for market. Ease of use and portability of these products has increased their demand over conventional treatment methods.
The lack of proper reimbursement policies and high cost of advanced products hinder market growth to some extent. Market players should focus on producing cost-effective products to further penetrate developing regions. They must also obtain approvals and insurance coverage which will add new customers. Manufactures investing in R&D can launch innovative brace designs tailored for various sports.
Increased awareness through social media marketing can boost the adoption of orthopedic braces for minor injuries. Industry should expand its distribution channels to rural areas to tap into the large untapped markets.