Scientific Market Reports

Based on interviews with over 630 sites that perform PET imaging, this report extrapolates the data reported to IMV’s identified universe of over 2,400 U.S. PET imaging sites, profiling major trends in PET and PET/CT utilization and purchasing decisions. This report summarizes data from interviews conducted from June 2017 to January 2018 for IMV’s 2017/18 PET Census, covering the hospital and non-hospital sites that perform PET and PET/CT patient studies. The report covers national trends in procedure volumes including cardiac, oncology, and neurology. It also reports features and manufacturers of installed equipment (including scanners and cyclotrons), equipment buying plans, radiopharmaceutical utilization and suppliers, operational budgets and staffing levels.

Summary of installed base and future plans for fixed C-arm equipment in U.S. Hospitals. The research is based on a survey of 860 hospitals with over 1,335 departments with fixed C-arms.

Based on research with over 400 MR Department administrators, this report explores current trends with respect to procedures, installed equipment, contrast media utilization and department budgets. A PDF copy of the report and an executive summary in slide format are included. Both reports are covered by a corporate wide license.

Learn the size of the imaging equipment service market in US hospitals. Research with 300+ Radiology Administrators and Biomedical Engineering Managers was conducted to explore the market for service contracts in U.S. hospitals for 9 diagnostic imaging modalities. Report has estimates for service market share by vendor for each modality. Modalities include CT, MRI, general X-ray, angiography, RF, ultrasound, SPECT, PET/CT and mammography.

This report is based on research with CT department administrators and supervisors in over 400 hospital and freestanding imaging sites. The report explores current trends with respect to procedures, installed equipment, equipment purchase plans, contrast media utilization and department budgets. Data collection took place in July & August 2017. A PDF copy of the report and an executive summary in slide format is included. Both reports are covered by a corporate wide license.

Based on surveys completed by 367 hospitals, this report extrapolates the data to all U.S. hospitals profiling major trends in general x-ray radiography utilization. It compares the current data to the 2015, 2013 and 2010 reports. Included are national trends in procedures, installed equipment, equipment purchase plans, capital equipment budgets and general x-ray department priorities and site operating characteristics.

This report summarizes the results of interviews with over 650 sites where radiation therapy is performed. It covers national trends in courses of treatment, installed equipment, equipment purchase plans, and capital equipment budgets.

Based on interviews with 2,948 locations in the U.S. where diagnostic ultrasound is performed, the report summarizes data from telephone interviews conducted by IMV from Seoptember 2015 thru June 2016, with hospitals and imaging centers that perform general ultrasound procedures. Included in the report are national trends in features, age and manufacturers of installed equipment, equipment buying plans and brand loyalty.

Learn about the use of high end imaging modalities in the surgical environment. This report explores the current and planned use of fixed c-arms, CT, MR and portable C-arms in the hybrid OR, OR, cath lab, vascular labs and interventional angiography labs.

This 2015 Report profiles major trends in nuclear medicine departmental priorities, equipment utilization, radiopharmaceutiical and pharm stress utilization and capital equipment purchases. It summarizes data collected by IMV in January and February 2015 from hospital and non-hospital locations that perform nuclear imaging procedures. The report includes national trends in procedure volumes by major anatomical category, planar, SPECT and SPECT/CT camera installed base, features and manufacturers of installed nuclear medicine cameras, equipment buying plans, radiopharmaceutical utilization and suppliers, operational budgets and staffing levels.