Tomosynthesis Market to Reach USD 5.50 Billion by 2030 | Rise in the Number of Breast Surgeries Acro

Berlinhopkin08 Sep, 2022Business

Tomosynthesis has been studied and utilized for a diverse range of clinical applications, including musculoskeletal imaging, vascular imaging, orthopedic imaging, dental imaging, mammographic imaging, chest imaging, and others. The idea, along with the concept of tomosynthesis was derived from the work of Ziedses des Plantes, who established the methods and techniques of reconstructing an arbitrary number of planes from a set of prognostications. In recent years, tomosynthesis has acted as a low-dose tomographic substitute for CT. Tomosynthesis, which people may refer to as digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), uses the same technology as regular mammograms. However, while traditional mammograms are 2-D and provide a flat image, tomosynthesis offers 3-D imaging.