Sarasota, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/08/2017 -- Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Overview

The optometrist makes use of the head band ophthalmoscopes which are medical devices that help in converging the entrance and the exit of the pupils. The advantages of using the head band ophthalmoscope are that it offers the optimum facility of viewing the 40° rotation, scleral indentation, illumination, and the facility of being wireless helps the physician to move around the patient. The head band ophthalmoscopes use the indirect technology that is it generates an inverted and direct image having 2 to 5 times of amplification.

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Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Growth Factors

The key factor that is driving the head band ophthalmoscopes market is the increasing prevalence of the eye related disorders. The major cases of the eye disorders are refractive error, diabetic retinopathy, cataract, age-related macular degeneration, and others. According to the researchers and studies, it is found that there are many patients that are suffering from diabetic retinopathy and this number will increase in the coming years. Owing to this factor the head band ophthalmoscopes market is having an increasing demand in several regions. Other factors that favor the growth of the market are the developing technological advancements and the increased spending on the healthcare infrastructure. There are some factors that will hamper the growth of the head band ophthalmoscopes market which includes the complex nature of the head band ophthalmoscopes, the high price, and the lack of availability of the trained professionals.

Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Facts

The device created by the Heine is the OMEGA®500 Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope which is used for capturing the high quality, stereoscopic images through any pupil size. It has excellent optical performance owing to the multi-coated illumination system.

Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Segmentation

The head band ophthalmoscopes market is fragmented into the product type and the end-user industry. Based on the type of the product, the global head band ophthalmoscopes market is segregated into accessories and instruments. Based on the end-user industry, the market is categorized into clinics, hospitals, and specialty clinics.

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Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Regional Analysis

North America is the region that holds the major share in the head band ophthalmoscopes market which is followed by the region Western Europe. The factors that are favoring the growth of the market in these regions are the presence of the skilled professionals and the growing prevalence of the disorders that are concerned with eyes. Other factors that support the growth of the market in these regions are the availability of the advanced healthcare infrastructure and the availability of the better reimbursement policies. The head band ophthalmoscopes market in Asia Pacific region will experience a higher growth rate owing to the factors such as the rise in the population and the increasing research and development activities. In the regions such as Eastern Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa the head band ophthalmoscopes market will experience a stagnant growth.

Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Competitive Players

The key market players that are involved in the head band ophthalmoscopes market include Heine USA Ltd., Alltion (Wuzhou) Co., Ltd., Propper Manufacturing, Oak Tree Group, US Ophthalmic, Iridex Corporation, Keeler Ltd., and Welch Allyn.

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Head Band Ophthalmoscopes Market: Regional Segment Analysis

North America
U.S.
Europe
UK
France
Germany
Asia Pacific
China
Japan
India
Latin America
Brazil
Middle East and Africa

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