Global Medical Device Market Research Overview The medical device market has long been considered as one of the most vital parts in the global healthcare and wellbeing industry. Today, numerous advanced medical devices still play an essential role in the processes of diagnosing, monitoring and treating health and physical disorders, which has helped the market…
Medical imaging is the very foundation on which the healthcare industry functions. From diagnosis of diseases to suggesting various treatment strategies, physicians are hugely dependent on medical images. This is the reason why any invention and innovation in this area is observed closely. Enter Mobile Diagnostic Imaging, the latest entry into this list. The discipline…
From the evolution of revolutionary technologies for diagnostic testing to the innovative products introduced to treat identified diseases, the medical discipline has shown tremendous progress in the last two decades. In this ecosystem, medical imaging has emerged as a constantly evolving, high-stakes component, thanks to the top healthcare and technology brands launching innovative, highly accessible…
From the increasing use of telemedicine to the rising adoption of smart devices, many of the recent technological innovations in healthcare have fostered a unique way of functioning. Unsurprisingly, innovation in pathology is no exception. With the introduction of digital pathology systems developed by top technology brands, the industry is aptly migrating from physical slide…
Billions of diagnostic exams are performed across the world each year, and, MRI technology has generally been the mainstay when it comes to the non-invasive detection of ailments in a human body. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine delivers precise images that aids medical professionals in making an accurate diagnostic assessment of the patient. MRI…
Digital X-rays have been beneficial to the healthcare industry for a number of reasons.
According to WHO, in 2011 about 285 million people worldwide were visually impaired, of which 39 million were completely blind and 246 million were moderately to severely visually impaired. According to World Cancer Research Fund International, in 2012 about 14.1 million individuals in the world had cancer, of which 6.7 million were women and 7.4…
