Capsule Endoscopy Market Analysis, Size, Growth, Share & Forecast to 2022 | Grand View Research Inc.
“Global capsule endoscopy market is expected to reach USD 886.3 million by 2022”
Global capsule endoscopy market is expected to reach USD 886.3 million by 2022; according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing prevalence of colorectal cancer, GI diseases and growing demand for precise and accurate diagnostic tools are expected to drive the capsule endoscopy market over the forecast period. According to a report published by the World Cancer Research Institute, about 54.0% of colorectal cancer cases occurred in developed countries and the number is expected to grow exponentially over the decade. The introduction of technologically advanced features such as WiFi enabled small bowel capsules featuring longer battery life are further expected to drive the demand for capsule endoscopy devices. Presence of favorable government initiatives are expected to play an imperative role in determining market trends over the forecast period. For instance, initiatives such as the DCPC’s National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (NCCCP) in the U.S. aimed at increasing patient awareness levels pertaining to colorectal cancer screening is expected to boost usage rates during the forecast period. Browse Details of Report @ https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/capsule-endoscopes-market
Further key findings from the study suggest: • Wireless capsules dominated the accessory market in 2014 and are also expected to register lucrative growth over the forecast period. Increasing usage rates of colon, small intestine and esophageal screening is expected to drive segment growth. In addition, presence of supportive reimbursement policies and the introduction of technologically advanced products are expected to serve this market as future growth opportunities. •
Small bowel endoscopy capsule was the leading product segment of the market in 2014. These devices find wide applications in treating diseases such as suspected Crohn’s disease, inflammatory bowel disease, obscure GI tract bleeding and small bowel neoplastic lesions and
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