Medical Ceramics Market is expected to reach USD 24.98 Billion by 2026 from USD 12.94 Billion in 2016 at a CAGR of 6.8% (Detailed analysis of the market CAGR is provided in the report).
Medical ceramics are extensively used in surgical implants, prosthetics and a number of medical tools and devices.
The applications covered in this report are dental applications, orthopedic applications, cardiovascular applications, surgical instruments, diagnostic instruments, plastic surgery, and other applications.
Geographically, medical ceramics market has been segmented into Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, Middle-East & Africa and Latin America.
Growing demand for plastic surgeries, increasing incidence of cardiovascular diseases are some of the factors driving the overall market growth in these regions.
• Competitive developments, investments, strategic expansion and competitive landscape of the key players operating in the medical ceramics market are also profiled.
A dosimeter is an instrument that accurately measures the dose intake of external electromagnetic radiation.
It is usually worn by the individual being monitored when in use as a health meter and consists of a radioisotope reader that emits beta particles (like those emitted by radioactive material).
While some are used to measure the amount of radiation exposure to the skin by measuring skin plaque levels, most are used in clinical settings such as monitoring and treatment of patients with chronic illness or those undergoing surgery.
When using this type of dosimeter, they can monitor a patient's exposure to x-rays to determine how much of their tissue they have been exposed to.
This helps the radiologist evaluates the risk of cancer in the areas of concern.
The second type is the wristwatch, which is worn on the arm or the upper part of the wrist.Although dosimeters were initially only used for the medical field, they are now being widely used by other industries.
