Global Interventional X-ray (IXR) Growth Opportunities
Description
Global Interventional X-ray (IXR) Growth Opportunities
This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the global interventional X-ray (IXR) market. The research scope includes market trends (utilization of conventional and emerging clinical applications, growth indicators, factors influencing RoI, critical unmet needs and potential game-changing strategies, growth opportunities for fixed IXR and surgical C-arm systems, technology trends driving IXR growth, and future growth prospects); competitive structure; market metrics; market share; revenue and unit forecast; and growth strategies.
Over the past 20 years, IXR equipment has been widely adopted by hospitals across the world, especially in radiology and cardiology. It is a mature and highly penetrated market and presents replacement potential in the United States, Australia, Japan, and western Europe; however, it is a growing market in eastern Europe and most Asian countries. The US market is expected to witness fairly low growth rates in the low single-digit ranges for both high-end and low-end IXR. The western European market is witnessing a slow growth rate in high-end systems and moderate growth in low-end IXR. Approximately 50% of high-end systems have been in use for more than 8 years, and they are due for replacement. Advancements in mobile C-arms are attracting end users, especially in ambulatory settings and emergency and sports medicine. Moreover, with the advent of private hospitals and a favorable reimbursement scenario, demand for patient safety and high-quality technologies, reduced hospitalization rates, and a reduction in overall healthcare costs have become important trends.
RESEARCH SCOPE
The geographic scope covers the United States; Europe (western Europe and eastern Europe); Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World.
The market is segmented by IXR types, as follows:
Fixed IXR (high-end IXR: single-plane and bi-plane IXR)
Surgical C-arm (low-end IXR: mobile and mini IXR)
The study period is from 2019 to 2026, and the base year is 2021. Revenue and units and their year-on-year growth rates are provided by product type and by region. Pricing trends and distribution trends are also discussed.
This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the global interventional X-ray (IXR) market. The research scope includes market trends (utilization of conventional and emerging clinical applications, growth indicators, factors influencing RoI, critical unmet needs and potential game-changing strategies, growth opportunities for fixed IXR and surgical C-arm systems, technology trends driving IXR growth, and future growth prospects); competitive structure; market metrics; market share; revenue and unit forecast; and growth strategies.
Over the past 20 years, IXR equipment has been widely adopted by hospitals across the world, especially in radiology and cardiology. It is a mature and highly penetrated market and presents replacement potential in the United States, Australia, Japan, and western Europe; however, it is a growing market in eastern Europe and most Asian countries. The US market is expected to witness fairly low growth rates in the low single-digit ranges for both high-end and low-end IXR. The western European market is witnessing a slow growth rate in high-end systems and moderate growth in low-end IXR. Approximately 50% of high-end systems have been in use for more than 8 years, and they are due for replacement. Advancements in mobile C-arms are attracting end users, especially in ambulatory settings and emergency and sports medicine. Moreover, with the advent of private hospitals and a favorable reimbursement scenario, demand for patient safety and high-quality technologies, reduced hospitalization rates, and a reduction in overall healthcare costs have become important trends.
RESEARCH SCOPE
The geographic scope covers the United States; Europe (western Europe and eastern Europe); Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World.
The market is segmented by IXR types, as follows:
Fixed IXR (high-end IXR: single-plane and bi-plane IXR)
Surgical C-arm (low-end IXR: mobile and mini IXR)
The study period is from 2019 to 2026, and the base year is 2021. Revenue and units and their year-on-year growth rates are provided by product type and by region. Pricing trends and distribution trends are also discussed.
Table of Contents
65 Pages
- Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
- The Strategic Imperative 8™
- The Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on the Interventional X-ray (IXR) Industry
- Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
- Key Highlights
- Scope of Analysis
- Market Segmentation
- Key Competitors
- IXR Trends and Opportunities
- IXR Growth Opportunities—By Care Setting
- Key Growth Metrics
- Growth Drivers
- Growth Restraints
- Forecast Assumptions
- Revenue and Unit Forecast
- Revenue Forecast by Product
- Unit Forecast by Product
- Revenue and Unit Forecast Analysis
- Revenue Forecast by Region
- Unit Forecast by Region
- Revenue and Unit Forecast Analysis by Region
- Pricing Trends and Forecast by Product
- Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis by Product
- Distribution Channels
- Competitive Environment
- Revenue Share
- Revenue Share Analysis
- Key Growth Metrics
- Revenue and Unit Forecast
- Revenue Forecast by Region
- Unit Forecast by Region
- Forecast Analysis
- Forecast Analysis by Region
- Key Growth Metrics
- Revenue and Unit Forecast
- Revenue Forecast by Region
- Unit Forecast by Region
- Forecast Analysis
- Forecast Analysis by Region
- Growth Opportunity 1—Expansion of IXR Services (through AR/VR) to Tap the Opportunities in Tier II and Tier III Cities
- Growth Opportunity 2—Robotics in Interventional Radiology to Leverage Opportunities in Hospital and Nonhospital Settings (remote and telehealth)
- Growth Opportunity 3—AI-powered IXR Scanners for Effective Workflow Solutions in Radiology Practices
- Your Next Steps
- Why Frost, Why Now?
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