Global Digital Mobile X-ray Devices Market is Predicted to Reach US$ 4,787.0 Mn with a Market Value of US$ 2,767.0 Mn in 2019 by The End of 2027

Digital Mobile X-ray Devices

A digital mobile X-ray is a portable medical gadget that is used to visualise bone, ligaments, and other internal body structures. It's utilised to diagnose fractures, bone dislocations, ligament tears, arthritis, post-surgical sequelae, and surgical intervention, among other diseases and ailments. Furthermore, the market is predicted to develop as the number of orthopaedic treatments increases. According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, primary total joint replacement will increase by 171 percent by 2030, and primary total knee replacement will increase by up to 189 percent, resulting in 635,000 and 1.28 million treatments in the United States, respectively.

Over the projected period, the global Digital Mobile X-ray Devices Market is expected to rise due to the high prevalence of orthopaedic ailments and bone injuries. According to the study 'Osteoarthritis in Europe: Impact on health status, work productivity, and use of pharmacotherapies in five European countries,' the UK (43.6%), France (25.6%), Germany (15.2%), Spain (8.4%), and Italy (7.1%) all had high prevalence of peripheral joint osteoarthritis, with the majority of cases aged 55-74 years.

The Global Digital Mobile X-ray Devices Market is projected to be hampered by high costs and strict restrictions connected with clinical studies. Clinical studies for diagnostic imaging equipment should ideally be conducted one year prior to product introduction. However, manufacturers have found it difficult to undertake early stage trials and form partnerships with local players due to legal restrictions. In terms of value, North America dominated the global market for digital mobile X-ray devices in 2018, accounting for 31.8 percent of the market, followed by Europe.

Furthermore, insufficient imaging infrastructure in emerging nations is projected to stifle market expansion. In comparison to the United States and other wealthy countries, several developing countries now lack suitable imaging infrastructure for conducting tests and technology implementation of Digital Mobile X-ray Devices Market. This can be linked to emerging economies' inadequate expenditure in diagnostic imaging. In addition, the high initial cost of setting up and installing modern imaging equipment and broadband technologies is limiting their adoption in emerging nations.