Search results for: 'pfnt of care ultrasound imaging technology ecosystem'

This study addresses the imaging services trends and challenges seen at various global outpatient imaging sites. The focus of this study addresses various imaging services provided using modalities such as fixed and portable X-ray and ultrasound devices as well as advanced imaging equipment such as mammography, CT, MRI, C-arm, and molecular imaging...

Ultrasound is a rapidly growing field, constantly evolving to overcome challenges in diagnosing and treating broad-spectrum disorders. In recent years, emerging technologies in ultrasound medical imaging have gained significant interest because of their potential to revolutionize the field, creating promising opportunities for technology developers...

Portable and ultraportable point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) systems have gained prominence in recent years due to their versatility and ease of use. These devices allow clinicians to acquire high-resolution images in real time and enable fast and well-informed clinical decisions, particularly in care settings where mobility and user-friendliness ar...

The global medical imaging equipment and informatics industry is experiencing increasing demand for primary care, high prevalence of chronic diseases, and high footfall in screening centers, which are driving its growth. The growing demand for personalized precision medicine and an increased need for imaging in screening, non-invasive therapies, an...

This study addresses the current shift from in-hospital settings to non-hospital or outpatient settings for medical imaging service providers in the US and EU. The focus is on X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, MRI, and imaging IT solutions delivered in outpatient settings, such as ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), independent imaging diagnostic cent...

The point-of-care ultrasound imaging industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation from equipment-intensive ultrasound to portable, handheld, wireless, AI-enabled, and connected point-of-care solutions. Driven by the need for rapid bedside diagnosis and decentralized healthcare delivery, specialist shortages, and demand for accessible imaging...

The Asia-Pacific medical imaging and informatics market revenue is forecast to increase by 11.4% in 2023, mainly driven by the high procurement of medical imaging equipment and radiology IT solutions in the informatics sector. Large hospitals widely adopt digital radiography and ultrasound systems as the devices are operator-dependent and need a sk...

Medical imaging modalities such as X-ray imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, positron emission tomography, and others, have been designed to capture high resolution images through minimally-invasive approaches. However, each of these also suffer from limitations, foremost of which is that they utilize ionizing radiation that is hazardous to the pa...

Demand for terahertz imaging is driven by its ability to perform non-ionizing scanning on the human skin that does not harm the healthy cells in the surrounding infection areas—a primary requisite in the medical field—compared with conventional scanning modes such as x-ray and UV rays. Terahertz radiation is transparent to paper, wood, and a few ...