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Report Analyzes The Medical Imaging Market And Examines Major Trends Prevalent In The Sector

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Medical Imaging Market Report: 2009 Edition" report to their offering.

The imaging market is being driven by an ageing population, and an increasing prevalence of inactive lifestyle. The imaging market is the largest sub-segment in the global medical equipment market and within imaging, x-ray equipment is the highest selling product category. However, the market is witnessing a shift towards nuclear imaging and computed tomography.

A key trend in the medical imaging market is the introduction of innovative technologies and development of new imaging methods. New softwares are able to more quickly extract data and present results in clearer images. All images are digital, which makes it easier to transmit and store them. The transmission of high-quality images help radiologists to provide professional services from locations around the world.

The medical imaging market is dominated by GE, Siemens and Philips. GE dominates Americas while Siemens is stronger in Europe and Philips in Asia. Within Asia, Philips is focusing more on China. Sales in medical imaging market are driven by technological innovation and therefore, companies are allocating a significant share of their R&D budget to imaging division.

This report analyzes the medical imaging market and examines major trends prevalent in the sector. It also analyzes the sub-segments like contrast agents and radiopharmaceuticals. Apart from providing a competitive landscape of the market, the report -profiles major imaging equipment suppliers with a discussion of recent developments.

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