Diagnostics involves investigating and discovering certain diseases, conditions and injuries by closely studying various symptoms and indications displayed by patients. In broad terms, today’s Diagnostics Industry breaks down into the following categories, namely in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) (examination of diverse tissue samples in a laboratory) and in-vivo diagnostics (observation and testing of tissue and any organ’s functioning by exploiting the techniques like medical (diagnostic) imaging and monitoring).
A nearly EUR 37.5 billion sector, in-vitro diagnostics promises enormous growth potential, with governments increasingly redefining soaring healthcare spending and starting to pour investments into the high tech diagnostics business. The latter continues to be superintended by a mere scattering of behemoths. Major forces fuelling the industry development include, among others, innovative approaches regarding equipment and clinical trial activities.
This Catalogue presents an invaluable collection of research reports examining the Diagnostics and Diseases Market worldwide, by various regions and selected countries. The research reports feature market sizing analyses and growth rate reviews, discussions of factors diving or deterring the growth of the Diagnostics and Diseases Industry, information on market dynamics and share, etc. The profiles of large-to-micro caps, and the Diagnostics and Diseases Market forecasts are provided in the research reports too.
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2021 Europe Hemostasis Market Assessment-France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK-Chromogenic, Immunodiagnostic, Molecular Coagulation Test Volume and Sales Segment Forecasts-Competitive Shares and Growth Strategies, Latest Technologies and Instrumentation Pipeline, Emerging Opportunities for Suppliers
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This comprehensive five-country report contains 500 pages, 120 tables, and is designed to help current suppliers and potential market entrants identify and evaluate business opportunities emerging i...
March 2021
500 pages
