According to the report Molecular Imaging A market coming of age despite cost pressures from reduced capital spending and reduce reimbursement for some procedures, the molecular imaging market fundamentals remain solid and there are strong opportunities for growth within the molecular imaging industry. The growing incidence of cancer, cardiovascular and neurological diseases means that demand for faster and more accurate diagnosis, as well as drug development and pre-clinical study efforts, will continue to accelerate in the coming years.
The initial vision for molecular imaging was that it would transform clinical diagnostics and pharmaceutical research, allowing disease to be explored and identified with greater accuracy and long before physical symptoms were experienced. But economic recession and technical challenges have taken their toll on the speed at which that vision has become reality. While for many years molecular imaging delivered more promise than profits, the signs are that new products, applications and increasing clinical/health payer acceptance will see the market accelerate in the medium term to achieve global sales of US$6 billion by 2015.
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