AI-enabled Medical Imaging Market, Global, 2024-2028

AI Tools for Imaging in Cardiology and Neurology Are Driving Transformational Growth

The medical imaging industry faces significant challenges, such as radiologists’ increasing workload, the complexity of tasks, and the global shortage of staff, including radiologists. The number of imaging exams being conducted globally is increasing due to advancements in medical imaging and the growing complexity of medical cases, which burdens radiologists with a massive workload. Hospitals and healthcare systems also face rising costs associated with advanced imaging techniques and the need to balance these expenses against the value provided, without leading to overdiagnosis or overtreatment.

Interest in automation and AI integration is on the rise for the technologies’ potential to reduce the burden on radiologists and free them to focus on the most critical tasks. Use of AI tools in radiology can improve workflow management and the current standard of care by reducing the overall scanning time while increasing accuracy. AI tools also have the potential to streamline administrative processes through improved patient information systems, making healthcare systems more efficient and patient-focused.

This study focuses on the growing adoption of AI solutions in medical imaging that are used in multiple clinical application areas and across different modalities. The following clinical application segments are analyzed in the report: cardiology, neurology, pulmonology, breast, musculoskeletal (MSK), abdomen and pelvis, and others.

The study period is 2022 to 2028, with 2023 as the base year and 2024 to 2028 as the forecast period. The study offers an overview of the global AI-enabled medical imaging market, focusing on current scenarios, drivers and restraints, the latest technologies, and notable participants. The publisher offers stakeholders insights into the AI-enabled medical imaging market to help them monetize opportunities arising from this dynamic landscape during the next few years.