#poweredsurgicalinstruments

Powered surgical instruments are medical devices that are powered by electricity to perform distinct functions during surgical procedures. They include powered handpieces such as drills and saws, powered screw drivers, shavers, RF (radiofrequency) systems and other motor-driven instruments. These instruments are vitally important for precise and controlled movements during procedures. The demand for powered surgical instruments is driven by the increasing surgical procedures owing to the rising prevalence of chronic and lifestyle diseases. Advancements in surgical techniques and rising adoption of minimally invasive surgeries are also propelling market growth.

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Precision-engineered devices used during surgical procedures are referred to as powered surgical instruments. These instruments are used to improve surgical operations by providing greater precision and performance. The power sources for these instruments are either electric or pneumatic. Powered Surgical Instruments are complex devices that improve the dependability and accuracy of critical surgical procedures. For chopping, grinding, sculpting, shaving, and ultrasonic cell destruction, these instruments are widely used in orthopaedic, cardiovascular, neurosurgery, cosmetic restoration surgery, and other surgeries.

Major hospitals such as Apollo, Summerlin, and others are installing robotic surgical unit systems in hospitals to improve patient care and surgery outcomes. For example, in December 2019, Apollo Hospitals Bangalore opened India's first dedicated Robot-assisted Cardiac Surgery Unit. The advanced fourth-generation versatile 'da Vinci Xi' robotic surgical system will be installed in the unit. Manufacturers' increased product launches and approvals are expected to drive growth in the global Powered Surgical Instruments Market. For example, Medtronic Plc launched its Mazor X Stealth robotic-assisted spinal surgical platform in the United States in January 2019, demonstrating its use in its first surgical procedures.