Description: Orthopedic applications are driving the South America Minimally Invasive Surgery Devices Market, offering faster recoveries for joint-related conditions.

The South America Minimally Invasive Surgery Devices Market is surging in October 2025, valued at USD 3.56 billion in 2024 and set to achieve USD 5.72 billion by 2035 with a 4.41% CAGR from 2025 onward. Orthopedic surgery applications are a major catalyst, comprising 22% of the market as aging populations and sports injuries demand arthroscopic tools for knee and hip repairs. Brazil's dominance, with USD 0.937 billion in 2024, is amplified by national sports health programs, while Argentina reports a 25% rise in procedures for spinal minimally invasive fixes. The rest of the region, including Peru and Uruguay, is scaling up with imported visualization systems tailored for outpatient use.

Endoscopes lead product segments at 30% for their role in guided orthopedic insertions, paired with laparoscopic instruments for minimally disruptive bone alignments. End-users in specialty clinics, growing at 15% annually, specialize in these apps, while hospitals handle high-volume cases. General surgery complements orthopedics, but urological and cardiothoracic uses provide balanced diversification, reducing overall procedural risks.

Highlighting this orthopedic momentum, the orthopedic applications feature Zimmer Biomet's expanded toolkit, enhancing precision in Bogotá clinics. Players like Medtronic and Stryker are forging partnerships for affordable implants, tackling high costs that restrain broader access. Drivers include obesity-linked joint issues, opening doors for integrated bariatric-orthopedic protocols. This focus yields quicker rehabilitations, boosting workforce productivity in labor-intensive economies.

Integrated rehab tech will further entrench orthopedic MIS dominance.

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