News | Breast Imaging | December 17, 2019

Global Breast Imaging Device Market Forecast

A new market report focuses on breast imaging devices, paying special attention to their recent emergence in the marketplace

Image courtesy of Eizo

December 17, 2019 — The "Breast Imaging Device Market Size, Outlook and Growth Opportunities, 2019- 2025" report is now available from ResearchAndMarkets.com.

The report includes the latest predictions of the global breast imaging device market along with geography, therapy area and applications. The report specifically focuses on different types of breast imaging devices with special attention to their emergence over the forecast period to 2025.

The research report provides objective measures to tap into future opportunities that will be available over the next six years. It also highlights key areas to watch over the future along with detailed insights into drivers and challenges across different breast imaging device applications and products. The Breast Imaging Device market report aggregates the current market size based on volume and average price data. It also includes a six-year outlook to 2025 based on anticipated growth rates for each sub-segment and industry as a whole.

Global spending on healthcare continues to increase significantly with the aging population, increased access to treatment and ongoing advancements in technology. This provides strong support for market growth in the medium to long term future. While growth will remain steady in the developed markets, Asian and other emerging markets will be key for breast imaging device market growth from 2019 to 2025.

To address the expanding need for advanced breast imaging device products, the report states that companies are rapidly embracing the new market dynamics, primarily focusing on new launches, specifically to suit local and regional demand patterns. Accordingly, detailed discussion about broader implications of key strategies, product launches and other latest breast imaging device market developments are included in the research work.

Scope of the Breast Imaging Device report

This report covers the 2018 market scenario and outlook of Breast Imaging Device to 2025. Market size is computed using different types, applications of Breast Imaging Device across geographies.

1. Breast Imaging Device market size, US$, 2018-2025

2. Breast Imaging Device market drivers

3. Breast Imaging Device market challenges

4. Breast Imaging Device market opportunities

5. Breast Imaging Device market trends

6. Breast Imaging Device market size forecast by type, 2018-2025

7. Breast Imaging Device market size forecast by application, 2018-2025

8. Breast Imaging Device market size forecast by country, 2018-2025

9. Breast Imaging Device market companies and their strategies

10. Financial and Business Profile of leading vendors

11. Breast Imaging Device market news and deals

For more information: www.researchandmarkets.com/r/vsb00c

Related Content

#COVID19 #Coronavirus #2019nCoV #Wuhanvirus #SARScov2 Volpara sponsoring free virtual CME course and other resources to help during pandemic response

News | Breast Imaging | April 07, 2020

Volpara Solutions Collaborating with DetectED-X to Make COVID-19 Diagnostic Training Modules Available to Radiologists

April 7 2020 — ...

A recent study earlier this year in the journal Nature, which included researchers from Google Health London, demonstrated that artificial intelligence (AI) technology outperformed radiologists in diagnosing breast cancer on mammograms

Feature | Breast Imaging | April 06, 2020 | By Samir Parikh

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Enhance the Radiologist and Patient Experience

A recent study earlier this year in the journal Nature,

Feature | Breast Density | April 03, 2020 | By Dayna Williams M.D., Shivani Chaudhry, M.D., and Laurie R. Margolies, M.D.

Breast Density Explained

Breast cancer is the most common cance

#COVID19 #Coronavirus #2019nCoV #Wuhanvirus #SARScov2 New studies use SIRD model to forecast COVID-19 spread; examine patient CT scans to correlate clinical features with mortality

Fig 1. A sample scoring on CT images of a 63-year-old woman from mortality group demonstrated a total score of 63. It was calculated as: for upper zone (A), 3 (consolidation) × 3 (50–75% distribution) × 2 (both right and left lungs) + 2 (ground glass opacity) ×1 (< 25% distribution) × 2 (both right and left lungs); for middle zone (B), 3 (consolidation) × 2 (25–50% distribution) × 2 (both right and left lungs) + 2 (ground glass opacity) × 2 (25–50% distribution) × 2 (both right and left lungs); for lower zone (C), 3 (consolidation) × (2 (25–50% distribution of the right lung) + 3 (50–75% distribution of the left lung)) + 2 (ground glass opacity) × (2 (25–50% distribution of the right lung) + 1 (< 25% distribution of the left lung)) Yuan et al, 2020 (CC BY 4.0)

News | Coronavirus (COVID-19) | April 01, 2020

Two Studies Use SIRD Model to Forecast COVID-19 Spread

April 1, 2020 — A new study, ...

#COVID19 #Coronavirus #2019nCoV #Wuhanvirus #SARScov2

News | Mammography | March 25, 2020

MQSA Inspection Information Related to COVID-19

March 25, 2020 — The...

The 2020 Society of Breast Imaging/American College of Radiology (SBI/ACR) annual symposium has been cancelled, and the event rescheduled for April 8-11, 2020, in Savannah, Ga. #COVID19 #Coronavirus #2019nCoV #Wuhanvirus #SBI20

News | Society of Breast Imaging (SBI) | March 16, 2020

2020 SBI/ACR Breast Imaging Symposium Cancelled Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

March 16, 2020 — The 2020 Society of Breast Imaging/American College of Radiology (...

A University of Colorado Cancer Center study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute shows an important predictor of PET-CT use

Rustain Morgan, M.D., and colleagues show racial/ethnic disparities in use of important imaging during lung cancer diagnosis. Photo courtesy of University of Colorado Cancer Center

News | PET-CT | March 12, 2020

African Americans, Hispanics Less Likely to Receive Recommended Lung Cancer Imaging

March 12, 2020 — The use of PET-CT

DBT, sometimes called 3-D mammography, emerged in the last decade as a powerful tool for breast cancer screening

Images in a 57-year-old woman noted to have "good prognosis" invasive cancer detected at digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) screening. (a) Craniocaudal view of the left breast obtained with the two-dimensional digital mammography (DM) portion of the DM/DBT screening study demonstrates a subtle area of distortion in the medial left breast. (b) Single-slice image from the left craniocaudal DBT portion of the screening study shows an area of bridging distortion (circle). (c) Electronically enlarged image of the area of concern seen on the left craniocaudal view in a single DBT slice as shown in b. (d) Targeted US scan demonstrates two small adjacent irregular solid masses. US-guided core biopsy yielded an invasive carcinoma of the tubular subtype that was estrogen receptor positive, progesterone receptor positive, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 negative. The results of the sentinel node biopsy were negative. Image courtesy of the Radiological Society of North America

News | Breast Imaging | March 11, 2020

Tomosynthesis Outperforms Digital Mammography in Five-year Study

March 11, 2020 — A new study published in the journal ...

SoftVue image stacks of sound speed, as shown for cases ranging across the four Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) breast density categories

Example: SoftVue image stacks of sound speed, as shown for cases ranging across the four Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) breast density categories ((a), fatty; (b), scattered; (c), heterogeneously dense; (d), extremely dense). Note the quantitative scale indicating that absolute measurements are obtained. Image courtesy of MDPI

News | Breast Imaging | March 10, 2020

Study Finds Potential of Whole Breast Ultrasound Tomography to Improve Breast Cancer Risk Assessment

March 10, 2020 — ...

The study concludes that a combination of Artificial Intelligence algorithms and the interpretations of radiologists could, in the U.S. alone, result in a half million women not having to undergo unnecessary diagnostic tests every year

Researchers who participated in the DM (digital mammography) DREAM Challenge.

News | Mammography | March 07, 2020

Artificial Intelligence to Improve the Precision of Mammograms

March 7, 2020 — The stu...