Types segmentation reflects material preferences and technological advancements. The market is bifurcated into Stainless Steel Nails and Titanium Nails. Stainless Steel Nails (70% market share) remain dominant due to cost efficiency, ease of manufacturing, and suitability for standard procedures. However, Titanium Nails (30% share) are gaining traction in complex surgeries due to superior biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and reduced imaging artifacts during post-operative monitoring. This market taxonomy underscores a shift toward premium materials in developed regions, where patient safety and long-term outcomes prioritize titanium despite higher costs. Emerging markets, however, favor stainless steel due to affordability, creating a dual-track growth pattern. Material choice directly impacts device performance, regulatory approvals, and market expansion strategies.