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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...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan analyzes emerging business models in the medical imaging industry in Asia-Pacific, focusing on India, Australia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore. Conventional business models that focus on selling products based on specification superiority or unique selling propositions are forecast to slow down. Requirement chan...

This research insight aims to provide an analysis of healthcare infrastructure and the procedural volume of using ultrasound, in the global market in 2018. Ultrasound machines are becoming lighter, more portable, and compact due to advances in a number of areas of technology (e.g., scan mode, image retrieval, and operation system) and especially b...

The medical imaging and informatics industry is evolving rapidly, and new products and solutions are launched every other day. As the reimbursement environment is transitioning from fee-for-service to value-based payment, vendors’ business models and value propositions are undergoing drastic changes. New evidence regarding the use of certain techni...

The medical imaging and informatics industry is evolving rapidly, and new products and solutions are launched every other day. As the reimbursement environment is transitioning from fee-for-service to value-based payment, vendors’ business models and value propositions are undergoing drastic changes. New evidence regarding the use of certain techni...

Advancements in medical imaging technology are serving to achieve state-of-the-art healthcare management across the globe. However, not all hospitals and independent diagnostic imaging centers have access to these advanced medical imaging equipment. This is mainly because of budget constraints and continuous consolidation of healthcare facilities. ...

27 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Advanced Technologies that Enhance Integrated Workflow, Productivity, Patient Safety, and Detection Capabilities Drive the Global Digital Radiography Market

Technology Strategies Shift among Manufacturers with the Emergence of Value-based Imaging

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This study presents an analysis of the global digital radiography (DR) market. It provides an in-depth breakdown of current trends, market size, revenue forecast, market penetration, and market attractiveness in 3 segments: turnkey suites, mobile DR, and DR retrofits. Regional Coverage: North America: United States and Canada; Europe: Western Euro...

An estimated 375 million computed tomography (CT) procedures are carried out globally, increasing at 3% to 4% every year. While the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 led to a drop in CT procedures by over 20%, the industry is expected to be completely functional by the end of 2021. Pandemic-based sanitization protocols and patient hesitancy remain restrain...

This insight presents an analysis of the global breast ultrasound market. It provides an in-depth analysis of the current trends, market size, revenue forecast, market penetration, and market attractiveness, both in the conventional and automated breast ultrasound market. X-ray Mammography is the gold standard for breast cancer detection. Due to ...