VETERINARY ORTHOPEDIC IMPLANTS MARKET ANALYSIS

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• In 2019, Infiniti Medical, a U.S. based designer and distributor of medical devices for the veterinary market, acquired Orthomed Ltd. for an amount undisclosed. Through the acquisition, Infiniti Medical aims to expand its product portfolio by adding products and services from Orthomed. Orthomed Ltd is a U.K. based provider of orthopedic products and systems in veterinary industry.
• Global Veterinary Orthopedic Implants Market: Key Trends

The companies in the veterinary orthopedic implants market are investing in 3D printing techniques for creating veterinary orthopedic implants

3D printing in the veterinary orthopedic implants market is being used for creating printed bone models, surgical guides, and titanium implants and is expected to drive the veterinary orthopedic implants market growth over the forecast period. For instance, CBM is a U.K based company focused on advanced research, product development, and batch manufacturing facility, collaborated with Langford Veterinary Services, a U.K.-based provider of veterinary services, the collaboration enabled CBM to create 3D printed models of animal implants using titanium Ti6AI4V EL material. The MRI or CT scans are sent from Langford Veterinary Services in Bristol to CBM who then produces 3D printed models using the Arcam EBM Q10plus machine.

Global Veterinary Orthopedic Implants Market: Key Developments

• In 2019, Infiniti Medical, a U.S. based designer and distributor of medical devices for the veterinary market, acquired Orthomed Ltd. for an amount undisclosed. Through the acquisition, Infiniti Medical aims to expand its product portfolio by adding products and services from Orthomed. Orthomed Ltd is a U.K. based provider of orthopedic products and systems in veterinary industry.
• Global Veterinary Orthopedic Implants Market: Key Trends

The companies in the veterinary orthopedic implants market are investing in 3D printing techniques for creating veterinary orthopedic implants

3D printing in the veterinary orthopedic implants market is being used for creating printed bone models, surgical guides, and titanium implants and is expected to drive the veterinary orthopedic implants market growth over the forecast period. For instance, CBM is a U.K based company focused on advanced research, product development, and batch manufacturing facility, collaborated with Langford Veterinary Services, a U.K.-based provider of veterinary services, the collaboration enabled CBM to create 3D printed models of animal implants using titanium Ti6AI4V EL material. The MRI or CT scans are sent from Langford Veterinary Services in Bristol to CBM who then produces 3D printed models using the Arcam EBM Q10plus machine.