iData’s analysts work extensively to retrieve data and source both syndicated and custom market research reports. Due to their in-depth understanding of the markets and their first-hand experience with the data, we have asked some insightful questions on the global market for surgical displays and PACS monitors to assist you in making better strategic decisions.
1. What are surgical microscopes? Surgical microscopes allow surgeons to view the small and delicate structures on which they are operating. Essentially these play a crucial role in microsurgery. Physicians developed microsurgery as a means to visualize smaller blood vessels and nerves. Otolaryngologists initially used surgical microscopes in ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeries, and
Surgeons and specialized technicians have outgrown operating rooms that do not optimize the use of information, time, space, and expertise. As a result, there is demand for hybrid and integrated ORs that offer everything in terms of equipment and cutting-edge technology. Because of this, both of the global markets are experiencing rapid growth. WHAT IS
What is Video Endoscopy? During diagnostic and therapeutic minimally invasive surgery procedures, video endoscopy systems enable the surgeon to view live, color videos of the inner body. Video Endoscopy has been around since the 1980s and has constantly been improved over the years to create better visualization. Typically, a video endoscopy system consists of a
Olympus has announced they entered into an agreement to acquire Quest Photonic Devices for up to $60.7 million (€50 million). This acquisition will support Olympus as they seek to strengthen their surgical endoscopy capabilities. Netherlands-based Quest develops fluorescence imaging systems (FIS) enabling more surgical endoscopy capabilities compared to existing technologies. FIS refers to 4K light
According to the latest study by iData Research, the US Video Endoscopy Equipment market was valued at $972 million by 2020. The US market has been growing consistently over the past few years due to the growing popularity of minimally invasive surgery (MIS). Additionally, the market was primarily driven by the replacement of older and
Fujifilm Medical Systems has announced they will partner with Caresyntax to develop Fujifilm Systems Integration. Caresyntax, a major developer in automation in surgical equipment and procedures, will be supplying their innovative automation intelligence to help create this Systems Integration. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increased need for streamlined surgical procedures and other hospital
Intuitive Surgical, a world leader in minimally invasive care and robotic-assisted systems, sets to expand its integrated informatics platform by acquiring Orpheus Medical. Orpheus Medical will continue to operate independently, becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intuitive Surgical. Orpheus Medical stores surgical videos and images to an archive accessible to hospitals worldwide. Videos and images are
Register to receive a free Operating Room Equipment Market Analysis, Size and Trends Report synopsis and brochure. In a recent press release, the NICO Corporation introduced a neurosurgical product, which is the first of its kind, to the surgical microscope segment of the operating room equipment market. The Indianapolis-based interventional technologies developer has recently launched
