-- The Medical Nuclear Imaging System is also called the radionuclide imaging (RNI) system. The signal detected by du is the ray emitted by the radionuclide in the human body. The image signal reflects the concentration distribution of the radionuclide and displays morphological information and Functional information. Medical Nuclear Imaging System is fundamentally different from other imaging. Its imaging depends on factors such as blood flow, cell function, cell number, metabolic activity, and excretion and drainage of organs or tissues, rather than changes in tissue density. It is a functional image, and the clarity of the image mainly depends on the functional state of the organs or tissues. Since changes in functional metabolism during lesions often occur before morphological changes, Medical Nuclear Imaging System is also considered to be the earliest. One of the inspection methods of diagnostic value.
Rising rates of cancer and heart disease are some of the main drivers of the market. Nuclear medicine has a tremendous ability to treat cancer and heart disease. There is considerable evidence that the diagnosis of nuclear imaging technology has a greater impact on patient management for monitoring tumors and their reactions to drugs. However, a shortage of radionuclide Tc99m (tech 99) is currently being observed in the field of nuclear imaging, the most commonly used isotope for human imaging in nuclear medicine scans. The global shortage of radioisotopes will affect most diagnostic scans performed in nuclear medicine clinics. The growing need to detect subclinical diseases requires the development of imaging procedures that can pinpoint diseased tissue so that they can be treated with minimally invasive and image-guided methods. Molecular imaging is medical imaging that provides detailed images of human internal events at the molecular and cellular levels and is one of the most profitable areas in imaging technology. Nuclear medical imaging has been used in the field of molecular targeting, which in turn has the potential to drive future market growth. Research and research to enhance radiation therapy for a wide range of diseases, such as thyroid-related diseases, respiratory diseases, bone diseases, and neurological diseases. In addition, radioactive drugs are widely used in molecular imaging, a technique that involves molecules as biomarkers for specific molecular processes that determine the onset and/or progression of the disease. This is expected to boost the nuclear medicine market during the forecast period.
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The Major Players Profiled in This Report Include:
Siemens Healthineers
GE Healthcare
Philips Healthcare
Digirad Corporation
Surgiceye GmbH
DDD-Diagnostic A/S
CMR Naviscan Corporation
Mediso Medical Imaging Systems Ltd
Hitachi Medical
The Type and Application Analysis:
On the basis of type, this report displays the sales volume, revenue (Million USD), product price, market share, and growth rate of each type, primarily split into:
SPECT Systems
Hybrid PET Systems
Planar Scintigraphy
On the basis of application, this report displays the sales volume, revenue (Million USD), product price, market share and growth rate of each application/end users, primarily divided into:
Hospitals
Imaging Centers
Academic and Research Centers
Other
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Full Table of Content
Medical Nuclear Imaging System Report Table of Content:
Chapter 1 Report Overview
Chapter 2 Market Trends and Competitive Landscape
Chapter 3 Segmentation of Medical Nuclear Imaging System Market by Types
Chapter 4 Segmentation of Medical Nuclear Imaging System Market by End-Users
Chapter 5 Market Analysis by Major Regions
Chapter 6 Product Commodity of Medical Nuclear Imaging System Market in Major Countries
Chapter 7 North America Medical Nuclear Imaging System Landscape Analysis
Chapter 8 Europe Medical Nuclear Imaging System Landscape Analysis
Chapter 9 Asia Pacific Medical Nuclear Imaging System Landscape Analysis
Chapter 10 Latin America, Middle East & Africa Medical Nuclear Imaging System Landscape Analysis
Chapter 11 Major Players Profile
11.1 Siemens Healthineers
11.1.1 Siemens Healthineers Company Profile and Recent Development
11.1.2 Market Performance
11.1.3 Product and Service Introduction
11.2 GE Healthcare
11.2.1 GE Healthcare Profile and Recent Development
11.2.2 Market Performance
11.2.3 Product and Service Introduction
11.3 Philips Healthcare
11.3.1 Philips Healthcare Company Profile and Recent Development
11.3.2 Market Performance
11.3.3 Product and Service Introduction
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Chapter 12 Data Source and Research Methodology
The List of Tables and Figures
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