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As the number of aging, technologically obsolete imaging systems at medical facilities heightens the need for replacement to new imaging equipment with advanced technology, hospitals and imaging centers (especially in developing economies) seek Managed Equipment Services models that provide a viable long-term equipment procurement strategy. Managed...

The small animal imaging or in vivo preclinical imaging market began to come into existence from the early 1990s when scientists studying biology and disease processes realized that clinical image could help them reduce the cost of research and time span of their animal studies. At present, medical imaging is an important tool in research applicati...

18 Oct 2024  |  Global  |  Market Research

Image-guided Therapy Market, Global, 2024-2029

Increased Demand for Minimally Invasive Procedures and the Surge in Day Surgeries at Outpatient Facilities are Driving Transformational Growth

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The image-guided therapy (IGT) market is growing rapidly, mainly driven by the rising preference for minimally invasive procedures, technological advancements in multimodal imaging, artificial intelligence, the use of software solutions that enable better clinical outcomes, and the high demand for precision medicine in oncology treatment. In additi...

The neuroimaging industry is dynamic, constantly looking for novel approaches to identify and cure complex neurological disorders. Emerging MRI and CT technologies have helped address the challenges in neuroimaging, such as limited spatiotemporal resolution, cost and accessibility, and patient safety. This study examines emerging technologies, ...

For more than a decade, Frost & Sullivan’s Emerging Technology experts have provided specific answers to critical questions, guiding organizations through the Top 50 Emerging Technologies Platform. The team has lived technology discovery for decades and understands the science, the technology, and the details. Cutting-edge intelligence on the 50 mo...

For more than a decade, Frost & Sullivans Emerging Technology experts have provided specific answers to critical questions, guiding organizations through the Top 50 Emerging Technologies Platform. The team has lived technology discovery for decades and understands the science, the technology, and the details. Cutting-edge intelligence on the 50 mos...

Conventional visualization methods that depend on two-dimensional (2D) medical images have been fraught with challenges such as difficulty in interpreting the information due to the static nature of the content and lack of availability of volumetric data. To address these limitations, imaging preferences of the medical community are shifting toward...

The gastrointestinal tract has been one of the most difficult areas to evaluate with available imaging standards. Since the introduction of endoscope in 1960s, there have been continuous advances in endoscopy by replacing fiberoptics with CCD (Charge-coupled device) detectors. The Japanese method of staining mucosa with dye-spray called “chromoendo...

Opportunities for imaging radars are largely driven by the needs for high precision and high resolution imaging required in land surveillance for assessment of vegetation, topography, hydrology in turn enabling governments or influencing organizations make informed decisions. A key area where imaging radars are finding extensive adoption is for us...