Here are nine observations:
1. In 2016, the market was estimated to be worth $1.58 billion.
2. The growing geriatric population, rising orthopedic conditions, increasing patient awareness, advancing technology, 3-D visualization and greater accessibility to care will drive the market during the forecast period.
3. India, Mexico and Brazil are a few counties making increasing investments to spread awareness about the developments of C-arms.
4. Latin America, Middle East and Asia Pacific are experiencing foreign investments, leading to revenue growth and C-arm market growth.
5. C-arm devices are predicted to have the fastest anticipated growth compared to other medical diagnostic devices. The imaging device is optimal in low budget healthcare settings.
6. Orthopedics and trauma segments lead the C-arm market’s expansion. During the forecast period, pain management is anticipated drive the most growth.
7. North America held the largest share of the market in 2016; however, Asia Pacific is predicted to display the fastest growth.
8. Key industry competitors include Ziehm Imaging, Hitachi Medical Systems, Toshiba Medical Systems and OrthoScan.
9. Imaging companies are adding x-ray intensifiers to their portfolios to further advance the C-arm market.
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