The growing use of biomaterials in the cardiovascular application segment is majorly subjected to its biocompatibility as biomaterials come in contact with blood, vascular endothelial cells, fibroblasts, and myocardium, as well as a number of other cells and a cellular matrix material. Biomaterials that are used in the cardiovascular system include materials such as metals and polymers. The use of biomaterials in the cardiovascular system can be classified as temporary internal, temporary external, and permanent internal devices.
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In terms of value, the orthopedic is projected to be the second-highest application. The growing use of biomaterials because of their major properties of biomaterials for orthopedic applications include tensile strength, yield strength, elastic modulus, corrosion and fatigue resistance, surface finish, creep, and hardness.
Industrial advancements, extensive investments for dedicated R&D facilities, and the development of different application products that require biomaterials are some of the major drivers that are currently propelling the growth of the global biomaterials market in North America. Additionally, due to the wide-scale production of biomaterials as well as technological advancements pertaining to the technology, the global market for biomaterials is expected to grow at a steady rate.
The increasing demand for biomaterials in various applications, such as cardiovascular, orthopedic, ophthalmology, dental, wound healing, plastic surgery, neurological/central nervous system, tissue engineering, has led to a wide acceptance of biomaterials in their procedure over time. This has led to a significant rise in the demand for biomaterials in North America. Additionally, concerted efforts by both the government and the end-user have played a pivotal role in making North America the frontrunner in the field of biomaterials.
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Companies active in the biomaterials market have adopted multiple business and corporate strategies over the past years to maintain/improve their market positioning. While the industry has witnessed a mix of several strategies adopted by companies to evolve their technologies as well as strengthen their market presence, product-centric developments through patents and product developments have been the key features in the market.
Over the last decade, significant revolutions have been witnessed in the chemical industry. From the introduction of biomaterials, technology, and process, the biomaterials industry has always steered ahead in terms of technological innovations. Researchers and biomaterials industry players have been experimenting with different technologies for years and looking out for implantable devices and regenerative medicine that can be highly advantageous in overcoming the challenges faced by end users.
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