Mammography is an x-ray imaging method used for breast inspection in order to detect breast cancer and other disorders at an early stage. Both a screening and a diagnostic tool, it is employed.
For instance, as of August 1, 2022, there were about 39,450,489 yearly mammography procedures reported globally, according to information published by the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) programme of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in August 2022
The market for Mammography Biopsy Chairs is anticipated to reach a value of $120.0 million in 2022 and grow at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2022 to 2030.
Top Companies in the Mammography Biopsy Chair Industry:
1. Wolverson X-Ray: Ofering radiological supplies and services in Southfield, Michigan, USA. With the help of the company's products, medical and radiological experts can access high-quality goods and services for x-ray equipment, supplies, CT, MRI, and all other uses of radiology equipment. Founded 1987. Headquarter of the United States. Using a Wolverson Acroma X-ray equipment, images were captured.
2. Univest-X: Creator of a fintech platform designed to ease the investment process and address daily stock investment needs. A critical issue faced by millions of retailers when selling stocks to ensure a maximum return on investment is resolved by the company's platform, which enables people to join an online community of investors and influencers to share knowledge, conduct research, make investments, and increase their wealth together. Headquarters in Haryana; founded in 2022. Univest, an AI-driven investment platform, receives $1.5 million in seed money from Trinity Media Group.
3. AKRUS GmbH & Co. KG: creator of a platform for investing in commercial real estate with a view to fractionalizing real estate assets. The company's platform enables rapid transactions to be recorded on an immutable ledger to foster investor trust and offers investors fractionalized ownership in the form of security tokens. This allows investors to diversify their portfolios while maintaining complete control and liquidity. Founded 2018. Headquarter of the United States.
4. Z&Z Medical, Inc.: Provider of medical supplies for reducing internal bleeding caused by blood loss. The company's hemostasis medical solutions help patients save money and time by preventing bleeding from vascular access sites by starting the clotting process as soon as blood comes into contact with it. Founded 2002. Headquarter of the United States. Z&Z Medical, LAC Medical Supplies Sdn Bhd, and Carestream Health are leading the Medical X-Ray Film Processor Market 2022 [Future SCOPE] boom.
5. VELA Medical: Creator of a polymerase chain reaction and sequencing platform intended to provide practical, scientific, and financial advantages. created in 2011. Singapore's central command.
6. Cone Instruments: a global distributor of items for medical imaging. The business sells equipment and supplies for nuclear medicine, radiography, and ultrasound. It disperses its goods via its well-known catalogues, dealer networks, telemarketing, the Internet, and direct sales personnel. Additionally, it offers imaging products from brands including KretzTechnik/Medison, ATL, Toshiba, Lunar, and MedSim. For the markets of breast, cardiac, cardiovascular, endocrinology, general, musculoskeletal, OBGYN, urology, and brachytherapy, Cone Instruments offers Ultrasound Systems from a number of vendors. 1976 founding year; American headquarters.
7. Graham Holdings Co: Graham Holdings Co., a conglomerate of subsidiaries, is a diversified media and education firm. Services provided by the company include manufacturing, home health and hospice care, television broadcasting, web, print, and local news. Founded 1877. Headquarter of the United States. Manufacturer of HME Gendron, which produces bariatric beds, mobility aids, seats, and patient transfer and transport items, has been bought by G.F. Health items Inc. (Graham-Field).
Definition: The Hausted® Mammography/Biopsy Chair is designed for use as a procedural chair or treatment table during mammography/biopsy procedures.
