The global market for arthroscopy products and sports medicine devices is expected to reach $9bn by 2023, a CAGR of 4.2%, driven by technological advancements, improved surgical techniques and a growing number of surgeons performing minimally invasive surgeries. With hip fixation devices expected to see double-digit growth by 2023, we'll take a closer look at recent technological innovations driving this sector, the key players, and also offer viewpoints from four orthopedic surgeons on what is driving their decision to adopt technologies. We'll also highlight the latest arthroscopes on the market, which is the fastest-growing segment in the global arthroscopy products market.

For medtechs, implementing an ESG strategy will need to become a priority as global rules are being introduced for companies to report ESG data. A panel discussion with medtech ESG leaders at the recent LSX Congress USA conference in Boston outlined some strategies and sustainability goals.

Reuters reported that global private equity firm Carlyle Group has offered to pay at least $7bn for Medtronic’s patient monitoring and respiratory interventions businesses. Medtronic announced its plan to get out of those businesses about one year ago.