The radiotherapy market will advance at a compound annual growth rate of 8.4% by the end of this decade to reach a value of USD 17,194.4 million by the end of this decade. The growing occurrence of cancer and increasing acceptance of cutting-edge treatment procedures are the main factors powering the growth of the industry.
The external beam category, in the type segment will grow the fastest in the future. In external-beam radiation therapy, high-energy X-ray radiation is transported to tumors inside the body of the patient by a machine outside it.
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Hospitals were the largest end users in the past. This is for the reason that most of the radiotherapy procedures take place in hospitals, under the direction of trained healthcare specialists, because of their intricacy.
These healthcare settings are the primary point of contact for the analysis and treating the illnesses because they provide the best possible service, that is the reason this category will have the fastest growth in the future.
The radiotherapy market of North America is the leader, and it will continue to dominate in the future as well. This is led by the U.S. because of the wide installation of radiotherapy apparatus in the nation.
Moreover, the existence of an countless count of private research organizations and healthcare providers heavily deploying radiotherapy systems is powering the growth of this industry, as is its enormous healthcare spending.
As per the World Bank Group, healthcare expenditure in the U.S. surged from 16.5% of its GDP in 2014 to 17.1% in 2017. Likewise, in Canada, healthcare spending rose from 10.1% of its gross domestic product in 2014 to 10.6% in 2017.
The APAC region will grow the fastest by the end of this decade. The main factors powering this development comprise the growing burden of cancer, spurring fundings by public and private organizations, and improving healthcare infra.
For instance, the GLOBOCAN data reflects that Japan recorded 883,395 cancer cases in 2018, and the count will reach 3.5 million by 2025.
Current innovations in the industry have improved the efficiency of treatments, thus resulting in decreased side-effects and enhanced outcomes. Notable expansions are there in particle therapy IMRT, 4D imaging, nanotechnology, and SBRT. One of the key expansions is the beginning of ART treatment, which can be accustomed to advance the patient outcomes, for the reason that the characteristics of tumors and patients change through the course of the treatment.
The increasing healthcare expenditure all over thew world has a lot to do with the growing radiotherapy industry. This trend will continue in the years to come as well.
SOURCE: P&S Intelligence