Why are Developed Regions Witnessing Robust Radiation Dose Management Market Advance?

With the discovery of X-rays by German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen on November 8, 1895, the field of diagnostics transformed forever. Soon, it became the go-to technology for orthopedists to see the bones inside the flesh and detect anomalies. Now, though the technology helped, it also caused problems because of the ionizing radiation contained in these rays. In the 1990s, numerous radiation-related skin injuries were reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which led to the creation on a set of guidelines for managing the radiation given off by X-ray and fluoroscopy machines (which also use X-rays).

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These concerns regarding radiation sickness, which can result in common symptoms such as fainting, nausea, confusion, diarrhea, vomiting, mouth and skin sores, hair loss, and bleeding, and, in extreme cases, cancer, have birthed the radiation dose management (RDM) market, which is now growing steadily around the world. RDM is majorly done using computer software which track, study, and report data on the radiation being given off by various radiology machines. With further enhancements in technology, the data is now being stored and shared over cloud.

As most such solutions are being used in developed countries, due to the stricter guidelines there than in other nations, North America and Europe are currently the forerunners in the adoption of this concept. North America is presently the largest radiation dose management market, because a huge number of CT and X-rays are performed here on a daily basis, which automatically raises the risk of radiation overexposure. Since medical imaging is essential here, owing to the high prevalence of chronic diseases in the region, the RDM guidelines, especially those released by the FDA and Medical Imaging and Technology Alliance (MITA), are rather strict.

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Thus, with the dangers of high radiation exposure coming to light, various new standards are expected to be set, in order to keep it to the minimum, which would ultimately impel healthcare centers to adopt RDM solutions.