Intraoperative Imaging Market

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Intraoperative Imaging Market
The global Intraoperative Imaging Market is
predicted to grow at 6.1 CAGR during the
forecast period with the market size reaching USD
2.6 billion by 2024. Various devices, such as
handheld c-arms, intraoperative computed
tomography, intraoperative magnetic resonance
imaging and intraoperative ultrasound, add
greatly to the scale of the market for
intraoperative imaging market. An imaging
technology that aids in surgical procedures is
intraoperative imaging. During the operation, it
allows surgeons to capture a real-time view of
the organ and helps to guide and track the
surgical procedures in a challenging way. Due to
technical advances and high accuracy, it is
widely accepted in many fields of medical
research.
By product, the mounting occurrence of
cardiovascular diseases and expanding number of
orthopedic surgeries led to the fastest growth of
the mobile c-arms segment during the historical
period, which is also predicted to continue
during the forecast period. By application,
neurosurgery application is predicted to witness
the highest CAGR of 7.3 during the forecast
period and accounted the largest share in the
intraoperative imaging market. By end user, the
market is segmented into hospital, and ambulatory
surgical centers (ASCs). Among both, the
ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) is expected to
grow at the fastest rate during the forecast
period, globally. The main factors contributing
to the growth of the intraoperative imaging
market worldwide are the expansion of the
geriatric population, the growing prevalence of
chronic diseases and lifestyle-related diseases,
increasing understanding of intraoperative
imaging, and increasing inclination towards
minimally invasive surgery.
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Some of the other key factors driving the growth
of the industry are the expanding application of
neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery, favourable
reimbursement policies, technological
advancement and escalating demand for
intraoperative imaging systems. Recent News In
November 2017, Ziehm Imaging strengthens its
position in mobile C-arm imaging by the
introduction of CMOS line, which completes CMOS
portfolio from compact mini C-arms to powerful
high-end devices. Competitive Insights Medtronic
Plc, Ziehm Imaging GmbH, General Electric
Company, Koninklijke Philips NV, Toshiba
Corporation, Siemens AG, Brainlab AG, and
Shimadzu Corporation are some of the key players
offering solutions for intraoperative imaging.
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