Breast cancer is a type of cancer that forms in the cell of the breasts. According to the World Cancer Research Fund, in 2018, around 2 million new cases of breast cancer were reported globally. Breast Biopsy Devices has recently attracted attention from the media, investors, and consumers everywhere. One of the reasons for the growth in this device market is its ability to provide precise, useful information on masses of tissue removed from the breast. As more tissue is removed from the human body, the demand for devices to do breast biopsies, also known as mammograms, increases accordingly.
Breast cancer detection has grown to be an urgent medical service concern for many women. For this reason, breast biopsy procedures have been developed to help in the early diagnosis of such diseases. The advancements made in this field have paved the way for improved surgical techniques, specifically focused on the development of robot-assisted breast biopsies. One of the most exciting devices on the market is the Smart Ribbon. The Smart Ribbon is a laparoscope an instrument that is equipped with a video camera that records and transmits images, either by infrared or via a digital camera, directly to a video screen. For breast cancers, it is particularly effective in locating abnormal cells. It is important to note that the vast majority of breast cancer cases are not symptomatic. These patients require further investigation before proceeding.
Novartis is a world leader in surgical instruments and it enjoys steady growth in both surgical instruments sales and popularity. Its popularity is largely due to its high quality and innovative technology applications. Novartis has major competitors in the surgical instruments niche and each one of these major competitors markets a wide range of devices that target a similar audience. Research and development activities in the field of breast biopsy devices continuous across the globe, in order to innovate advanced devices. Japan’s Lily MedTech is focused on creating a powerful tool to fight breast cancer.
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