Description: Women's health advancements are propelling the South America Minimally Invasive Surgery Devices Market, focusing on hysterectomies and endometriosis treatments.

The South America Minimally Invasive Surgery Devices Market thrives in October 2025, starting at USD 3.56 billion in 2024 and targeting USD 5.72 billion by 2035 with 4.41% CAGR. Gynecological applications, at 19% share, are pivotal, with laparoscopic hysterectomies rising 22% in Brazil's public sector to address endometriosis affecting 10% of women. Argentina and Colombia are integrating robotic endoscopes for fibroid removals, supported by regional women's health funds.

Products like visualization systems aid precise imaging in these procedures, holding 25% market, while access devices facilitate minimally traumatic entries. Hospitals lead end-users at 52%, but specialty clinics in gynecology are surging for outpatient care.

At the forefront of this adoption, the gynecological innovations include Halyard Health's updated instruments, reducing recovery to under a week in Montevideo. Covidien and B. Braun are training programs to overcome skill gaps, capitalizing on chronic disease drivers. Opportunities in tele-gynecology could expand access rurally, cutting disparities.

Patient-centric designs will sustain gynecological momentum.

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