The Flat Panel Detector Based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT Market for sophisticated imaging technologies used in the field of dental and medical imaging is referred to as the Flat Panel Detector (FPD) based X-ray for Cone Beam CT (CBCT) market. To create digital images, FPDs—thin and light detectors—replace more conventional image capture methods like film or computed radiography (CR) plates. Cone beam CT is a 3D imaging technique that produces finely detailed images of the head, neck, and spine using an X-ray beam that has the shape of a cone. A high-resolution, low-dose imaging solution that is appropriate for a range of medical and dental applications is offered by the combination of FPD technology and CBCT.
The market for FPD-based X-rays for CBCT is anticipated to expand significantly over the coming years due to factors like the rising demand for advanced imaging technologies in the healthcare industry, developments in imaging technology, and growing public awareness of the advantages of early disease diagnosis and treatment.
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Key Segments Covered in the Market Study
- By Application
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Dental Applications
- Implantology
- Orthodontics
- Oral Surgery
- Endodontics
- Periodontology
- Other Dental Applications
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for ENT
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Orthopedics
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Other Applications
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Dental Applications
- By Product
- Sitting Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT
- Standing Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT
- Lying Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT
- By End User
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Hospitals
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Diagnostic Centers
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Clinics
- Flat Panel Detector based X-Ray for Cone Beam CT for Other End Users
Competitive Landscape
Prominent flat panel detector based X-ray for cone beam CT manufacturers are emphasizing on introducing robust equipment, tapping into the highly dynamic requirements of the medical industry. Besides, players are investing in forging collaborations or partnerships to enhance their outreach. Some prominent developments are as follows:
- The oral x-ray gadget for dental diagnosis using CNT technology from Vatech was named one of the World Class Products of Korea in a May 2021 press release. The recently chosen oral x-ray tool, the EzRay Air P, is a mobile digital x-ray that makes it simple to take pictures in a variety of dental care settings.
- Varex Imaging Corporation declared in July 2021 that it will be expanding its current product line to include the LUMEN 4336W digital radiography detector. It is a part of a new generation of detectors that includes the LUMEN 4343W and is equipped with a wireless charging option for greater convenience and durability for customers and end users.
Key Companies Profiled
- Danaher Corporation
- VATECH
- medPhoton GmbH
- PreXion Inc.
- i-CAT
- Dentsply Sirona
- Ray Co. Ltd.
- Carestream Health Inc.
- Asahi Roentgen Ind. Co. Ltd.
- Owandy Radiology
- Teledyne DALSA
- Varex Imaging Corporation
- Planmeca Oy
Key Takeaways from the Market Study
- By application, orthopedics to comprise 52% of total FPD detector based X-ray deployment
- Sitting X-rays to experience maximum growth, flourishing at over 7% CAGR through 2032
- Around 42% of FPD detector X-rays to be deployed across hospitals in 2022 and beyond
- North America to emerge as an opportunistic market, garnering more than 1/3rd revenue through 2022
- Asia-Pacific FPD detector based X-ray market to surge at a CAGR of 9.5% through 2032
- Global FPD detector X-ray for CBCT to be valued at US$ 3.2 Bn by the end of 2022
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