The Types segment of the Minimal Invasive Spinal Devices market is divided into Implants and Instruments. Implants, representing ~70% of the market by value, include interbody devices, pedicle screws, and rods, which are essential for structural support in minimally invasive procedures. Instruments, constituting ~30%, encompass specialized tools like endoscopic systems, reamers, and navigation devices, which are critical for procedural precision. Implants dominate due to their long-term value in surgical outcomes, while Instruments see steady growth from technological advancements and procedural complexity. This Minimal Invasive Spinal Devices segmentation by type highlights a 12% CAGR for Instruments, driven by rising adoption of robotic-assisted surgeries and reusable device innovations. Together, these categories reflect the market's reliance on both durable medical products and advanced procedural technologies.