Computer Aided Diagnostics (CADx) Market Key Players, Industry Overview, Supply and Consumption Demand Analysis to 2025

12th November 2018: The global Computer Aided Diagnostics (CADx) market witnessed a higher growth during the assessed period. Computer aided diagnosis systems design and development aids to the physicians that caters as a second opinion in exposure to abnormalities, quantification of differential diagnosis and disease progress of lesions.
From the commercial aspect, CAD can be used for digital images to address a variety of diagnostic problems. At present CAD systems enables support to characterization and detection of breast lesions from ultrasound images and digital mammography to aid diagnosis of lung cancer by using computed tomography and chest radiography. Hence, there are other instances of using computer aided diagnostics (CADx) in the medical domain, but primarily use of (CADx) extends the help for a physician to drive accurate results.
Driving factors responsible for the growth of computer aided diagnostics (CADx) market includes growth in revenue generation coupled with rise in medical infrastructure to minimize errors in use of computer aided diagnostics (CADx). Other factors such as heavy deployment of IT in medical domain for accuracy adds to the market growth. However, cost and pricing constraints related to purchase of CAD solutions is likely to hinder the market growth during the assessed period.
Computer aided diagnostics (CADx) market is geographically segmented into North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle-East and Africa. North America and Europe market dominates the market in the estimated period due to the rise in medical diagnostics imaging and increasing medical infrastructure. APAC computer aided diagnostics (CADx) industry also witnessed a higher growth in the estimated period due to rise in medical infrastructure coupled with technological leverage.
The key players in the computer aided diagnostics (CADx) market include Cadens Medical Imaging, EDDA Technology Inc, FujiFilm, iCAD Inc, Hologic Inc, GE Healthcare, Invivo Corporation, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Median Technologies, Parascript LLC, Riverain Technologies, Siemens Healthineers, Xinapse Systems Ltd, Merge Healthcare Inc and Neusoft Corporation.     

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