Medical Imaging


Handheld Scanners Market to Reach USD 725 Million by 2027
The global handheld ultrasound scanners market is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 8.8% from around USD 311 million in 2017 to about USD 725 million by 2027 end, driven mainly by the increasing use of handheld ultrasound scanners among non-radiologists and modernization in healthcare, coupled with high investment in research and development (R&D). More...16 Oct 2017


New Teleradiology Network Appliance Deployed in Australia
A healthcare IT company that specializes in interoperability of enterprise imaging systems has deployed a network appliance to provide a flexible teleradiology service in parts of Australia with a low-bandwidth networking infrastructure. More...10 Oct 2017


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