Medical Imaging Workstations Market
                     Medical Imaging 
Workstations Market
Global Forecast to 2027
Medical Imaging Workstations 
Market is expected to reach 
$ 1937 million by 2027
Growing at a 
CAGR of  XX% (2018 – 2027)
The global medical imaging workstations market is projected to 
reach USD 1,377 million by 2023 from USD 897 million in 2018, at 
a CAGR of 8.9%.
The magnetic resonance imaging segment is expected to account for the 
largest share of the medical imaging workstations market, by modality, in 
2018
The magnetic resonance imaging segment is expected to account for the largest 
share of the medical imaging workstations market in 2018. The growing demand 
for MRI equipment can be attributed to the increasing number of MRI 
examinations, growing adoption of MRI for brain imaging, increasingly 
interconnected diagnostic MRI workflows among multiple vendors (for effective 
resource management), greater digitalization of diagnostic imaging processes 
across major countries, and the rising application of PACS in clinical workflows 
(such as in cardiology, ophthalmology, radiology, and dentistry).
The visualization software segment is expected to register the highest growth rate 
in the medical imaging workstations market, by component, during the forecast 
period
The visualization software segment is projected to grow at the highest CAGR in the 
medical imaging workstations market, by component, during the forecast period. The 
demand for visualization software is majorly driven by the growing number of diagnostic 
procedures performed across the globe (coupled with the rising patient emphasis on 
early and accurate clinical diagnosis) and the increasing focus on the development and 
commercialization of advanced image visualization & analysis software through strategic 
agreements and partnerships.
Major Key Players
Canon Medical Systems Corporation (Japan), Carestream Health 
(US), Hologic (US), Carl Zeiss Meditec AG (Germany), Accuray 
Incorporated (US), Capsa Healthcare (US), Ampronix (US), 
Medicor Imaging (US)