Image Guided Surgery Devices Market Demand, Sales, Consumption Status and Growth Opportunities

Age is progress, and age is decline. While in the first half of life, age enables organisms to function better, in the latter half, it takes away from them, in terms of physical strength and immunity. This is why the elderly fall sick more often than younger people, which is why the former age group witnesses a higher hospitalization and surgery rate. As per the 2019 World Population Ageing report published by the United Nations, people aged 65 years or more will almost double, from 703 million in 2019 to 1.5 billion in 2050. Therefore, with a rise in the geriatric population, the volume of surgeries is also going up. Download Free Sample Copy of Report: http://bit.ly/image-guided-surgery-devices-s Surgeons utilize computed tomography (CT), X-ray fluoroscopy, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), endoscopes, positron emission tomography (PET), ultrasound, and single-positron emission computed tomography (SPECT), to obtain pre- or intra-operative visuals of the interior human anatomy. Among these, the most significant usage has been of CT, which displays thin 3D slices of tissues, bones, and organs. This is why this modality finds widespread application in surgeries for vascular diseases, skeletal abnormalities, and cancer. Around the world, such systems are used the most in North America, as a rising number of people here are suffering from neurological diseases, the population of the elderly is increasing, and advanced technologies are making their way into the healthcare domain. In the continent, the image-guided surgery devices market in the U.S. has been more productive. In the coming years, healthcare centers in Asia-Pacific (APAC) would adopt medical imaging for surgeries at the most rapid pace around the world. Hence, with the growing volume of surgeries and the need to make them more effective, doctors will increasingly use imaging modalities during the procedures.