X Ray Detectors Market - Global Industry Insights, and Opportunity Analysis, 2017-2025
X-ray technology is the most conventional and widely used form of medical imaging. X-rays consist of ionizing radiations, which are passed through the patient’s body and are absorbed by the internal organs. X-rays have been in use for non-invasive imaging of biological matters by passing high resolution radiations. X-Rays have wide range of applications such as structural imaging of bones, cavities in soft tissues, and metal implants pre and post operational comparisons.
X-ray technology is the most conventional and widely used form of medical imaging. X-rays consist of ionizing radiations, which are passed through the patient’s body and are absorbed by the internal organs. X-rays have been in use for non-invasive imaging of biological matters by passing high resolution radiations. X-Rays have wide range of applications such as structural imaging of bones, cavities in soft tissues, and metal implants pre and post operational comparisons.
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REPORT DESCRIPTION<br />
X <strong>Ray</strong> <strong>Detectors</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Key Players<br />
Major players involved in the global X-<strong>Ray</strong> detectors market include:<br />
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Agfa (Belgium)<br />
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Analogic Corporation (U.S.)<br />
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Canon, Inc. (U.S.)<br />
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Fujifilm Medical Systems (Japan)<br />
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Konica Minolta, Inc. (Japan)<br />
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PerkinElmer (U.S.)<br />
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Teledyne Dalsa (U.S.)<br />
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Thales (France)<br />
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Varian Medical System (U.S.)<br />
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YXLON International GmbH (Germany).<br />
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