According to FutureWise analysis the market for cruciate ligament diagnosis is expected to register a CAGR of 9.62% from 2023-2031.
The ligament is a tissue band that connects the bones and keeps the knee stable. These ligaments can be broadly divided into the cruciate ligament or collateral ligament. These ligaments can be further divided into four primary ones: Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL), Medial Collateral Ligament, Medial Cruciate Ligament, and Lateral Collateral ligament (LCL). The cruciate ligaments (i.e. the PCL or ACL) are cross ligaments that stabilize the joint and allow for a wide range of motion. The most common musculoskeletal injury among people is a knee injury. Anterior Cruciate Ligament injuries (ACL) are the most frequent. The best treatment for knee injuries is surgical reconstruction. Sports-related injuries are a major cause of soft tissue injuries worldwide. Athletes are more likely to injure their ACLs, resulting in complete paralysis and the impossibility for them to stretch their legs. ACL reconstruction is a type of surgery that involves the reconstruction of the ligament. It's performed in the middle of the knee using a graft. The cruciate knee ligaments are the anterior cruciate ligament(ACL) as well as the posterior cruciate ligament [PCL]. These ligaments consist of two strong, round bands that run from the head and the intercondyloid-notch of the foot. The ACL is medial and the PCL is lateral. They cross each other like the limbs in an X. They were named after their placement in the tibia. The ACL attaches to the anterior side of the intercondylar area and the PCL at the posterior side. Each has its own synovial sheath and the ACL and PCL are distinct throughout. The ACL prevents the tibia's slippage forward relative to the femur and the PCL prevents it from sliding backward. The cruciform or cruciate ligaments are pairs of ligaments that are arranged in a letter X pattern. They can be found in many joints, including the knee joint and atlantoaxial. Crossed ligaments are similar to those found in Jacob's ladder toy. They stabilize the joint and allow for a wide range of motion. Cruciate ligaments are found in the knee and corresponding stifle for quadrupedal animal species, as well as in the neck and fingers. Another structure similar to this in human anatomy is the cruciate ligament of the dens of the atlas vertebra. Also known as the "cruciform ligament of the atlas", it's a neck ligament that forms part of the atlantoaxial joint. Other factors, such as the growing number of knee replacement surgeries, rising incidences and ages of diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid, as well as increasing government assistance, continue to drive the market for cruciate ligament treatment and diagnosis. These drivers are important, but there are still some problems associated with the treatment and diagnosis of the cruciate ligament. Market growth may be impeded by the complications of treatment, a shortage of skilled or qualified physicians, and a poor healthcare system in low- and middle-income countries.
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