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HSRCCOVID-19 Diagnostic Imaging (Computerized Tomography, X-Ray, Ultrasound) Procedures Market – 2020-2024
COVID-19 Diagnostics Imaging Procedures Market

COVID-19 Diagnostic Imaging (Computerized Tomography, X-Ray, Ultrasound) Procedures Market - 2020-2024

Worth More Than $82 Billion in 2021

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COVID-19 Diagnostic Imaging Procedures Market – 2020-2024 Report

The report includes the analysis of the following 3 COVID-19 related pharma sub-markets:

  1. Computerized Tomography Market 2020-2024
  2. X-Ray Procedures Market 2020-2024
  3. Ultrasound Procedures Market 2020-2024

 

According to the report, the testing modalities, consumables and medical imaging services market in 2021 will be larger than $82 Billion.

 

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to acute deficiencies of essential testing products, consumables and reagents from robotic PCRs and COVID-19 PCR reagents to swabs and COVID-19 serologic tests kits. Never has the global leading healthcare communities been faced with the likelihood of having to ration testing or function without critical medical supplies and services on this magnitude.

 

According to the report, the cumulative 2020-2024 Testing market* share will be 29%-37% of the total COVID-19 pandemic mitigation products market. Testing modalities (e.g., Standoff Thermometry, PCR, Serologic Test Kits) prices will decline by 10%-15% per annum, while diagnostic imaging services (i.e. CT, Ultrasound and X-Ray procedures) prices will rise by 5%-7% per annum.

 

Testing and diagnosis for the presence and the clinical status of active infection provides critical information that is used to manage the COVID-19 response and home, ER and ICU treatment. There are five primary purposes for active infection testing:

  1. Diagnostic Testing is used to confirm or support a clinical diagnosis of viral infection in symptomatic individuals and implement preventive measures to contain further
  2. Testing for Contact Tracing is a process to trace, test and monitor persons that may have been in contact with infected individuals. This type of testing supports the identification and rapid isolation of new cases or those with presence of virus and no symptoms and helps to prevent further
  3. Surveillance Testing is used to limit the spread of disease and enable public health authorities to assess and manage the risks associated with COVID-19, including testing asymptomatic individuals or wastewater testing. Objectives of surveillance include enabling rapid detection, isolation, testing and management of suspected cases and neighborhoods; guiding the implementation of control measures; detecting and containing outbreaks among exposed populations; and monitoring long-term epidemiological
  4. Serologic Testing – serology (antibody) testing complements diagnostic testing (testing for active infection) by evaluating the prevalence of individuals in a community or country. who were previously infected by the virus. Currently, a positive antibody test does not indicate with certainty that an individual is immune to reinfection.
  5. Diagnostic Imaging – diagnostic imaging procedures like chest X-ray, computerized tomography and cardiac / pulmonary ultrasound are used in ERs and ICUs to establish the state...
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