Portland, OR -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/13/2017 -- Nuclear imaging system basically involves the use of radioactive substances or tracers for the treatment of diseases. The radioactive substances are injected orally or intravenously and the imaging systems records the radiations emitted by these substances to create images of organs inside the human body. These generated images help the physician in better detection and diagnosis of the illness. The emergence of healthcare cum technology devices have addressed the increasing needs for better diagnostics. The technologically advanced imaging systems has surmounted the conventional systems in terms of precise and accurate images.

Rising cases of chronic diseases such as cancer, cardiac and neurological disorders, increasing awareness about the early diagnosis of disease and technological advancements have boosted the growth of the medical imaging systems market. Besides, rise in geriatric population, increasing expenditure on healthcare and growing demand for imaging system procedures are expected to further fuel the market growth. However, high cost of the imaging systems coupled with unfavorable reimbursement initiatives have restricted the growth of the market in developing regions.

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Strategies such as product launch and collaborations have been adopted by the companies for market growth. GE Healthcare launched products such as Brivo XR118 (2015) and Brivo XR115 (November 2013) which is high frequency mobile generator to produce images of high quality. Besides, Philips also released its product such as Vereos Digital PET/CT, Ingenuity TF to improve the performance of PET/CT scanners.

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NUCLEAR IMAGING SYSTEM AND EQUIPMENT MARKET SEGMENTS:

By Product

- PET
Hybrid PET
Standalone PET

- SPECT
Hybrid SPECT
Standalone SPECT

- Planar scintigraphy

By Application

- Oncology
- Cardiology
- Neurology
- Others

By End user

- Imaging centers
- Academic and research institute
- Hospitals
- Others