Global Orthopedic Imaging Market Size By Product, By Indication, By End User, Analysis And Forecast 2027

                              Orthopedic Imaging Market

Medical imaging in orthopaedics allows doctors to examine the interior architecture of the body non-invasively to aid in the diagnosis of a medical disease. Medical imaging technologies detect and track illnesses and injuries by providing pictures that represent the interior anatomical features of the patient's body. These gadgets are utilised as a knowledge tool to assist clinicians in determining the condition and its response to therapy. Orthopedic medical imaging provides clinicians with dependable, accessible, and high-quality imaging, which is an important criterion for medical decision-making and may lessen the need for surgical operations.


Increased incidences of bone fracture trauma due to falls, motor vehicle accidents, or sports injuries necessitate prompt medical attention, which orthopaedic medical imaging systems may deliver. According to the National Trauma Institute, traumatic injury was the leading cause of mortality worldwide in 2014, accounting for 29.1% of all deaths. Furthermore, an increase in orthopaedic disorders and a growing elderly population are likely to drive orthopaedic imaging market expansion. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 28.2 percent of the world population aged 60 and more suffers from osteoarthritis in 2013. However, a scarcity of qualified radiologists and rising clinical trial costs are limiting industry expansion.


Market Segmentation:

By Product

• X-Ray Systems

• CT-Scanner

• MRI Systems

• EOS Imaging Systems

• Ultrasound

• Nuclear Imaging Systems

By Indication

• Acute injuries

• Sports injuries

• Trauma cases

• Chronic Disorders

• Osteoarthritis

• Osteoporosis

• Prolapsed Disc

• Degenerative joint diseases

• Others

By End User

• Hospitals

• Radiology Centers

• Emergency Care Facility

• Ambulatory Surgical Center

Healthcare systems are producing an increasing amount of patient data, and storing this essential information has become a major challenge. In addition to storage issues, healthcare organisations are having difficulty obtaining and sharing this data in order to cut duplicate costs. As a result, cloud storage services for medical imaging and information management are projected to provide hospitals with significant benefits in terms of better resource and expense management, as well as quick access to medical pictures and associated documents inside and across organisations and departments.


The major players operating in the global orthopedic imaging market include, GE Healthcare, Siemens AG, Esaote SpA, Hitachi Ltd., Koninklijke Philips N.V., Planmed OY, EOS Imaging, and Toshiba Corporation.