Radioactive Stents Market By Product ( Retrograde Stents, Antegrade Stents, Internal (Double-J) Stents, Iodine-125 Radioactive Stents ), By Application ( Lithotripsy, Ureteroscopy, Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy, Angiography, Esophageal Cancer ), By Stent Size ( 18 mm, 20 mm, 14 mm ), Industry Trends, Estimation & Forecast, 2017 - 2025

Market Overview:

The radioactive stents are used in order to prevent restenosis and other renal disorders which occur after angioplasty in patients, suffering with coronary artery disease. Radioactive stents are the small tube-like structures which are expandable in nature, provide ionizing radiation continuously at a considerably low-dose rates as per the half-life of the incorporated radioisotopes. In other words, radioactive stents are highly efficient in providing uniform dose distribution as a result of the direct source contact with the circumference of the vessel. These are highly useful for cancer treatment as these stents utilize high energy rays which are capable of killing the cancer cells. The continuous growth and advancements in cardiology, coupled with the improvisations done in gamma energy emitting stents are expected to boost the market growth. Moreover, increasing cases of coronary artery disorders, especially among geriatric population will stimulate the demand for these stents. However, the development of blockage due to installation of stent at even higher level, might act as a major restraining factor for the growth of the very market. In addition to this, be the dose-dependent delay in stent endothelialization, is also a major challenge for the market. The report provides detailed qualitative and quantitative analysis of the Radioactive Stents Market. Market size and forecast in terms of value and volume has been provided for the period - (2017 - 2025), for the segments namely product, application and stent size in each of the major regions.

Radioactive Stents Market Segmentation

By Product • Retrograde Stents • Antegrade Stents • Internal (Double-J) Stents • Iodine-125 Radioactive Stents • Others By Application • Lithotripsy • Ureteroscopy • Ureteroenoscopy • Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy • Angiography • Neointimal Hyperplasia • Esophageal Cancer • Biliary Cancer • Others By Stent Size • 18 mm • 20 mm • 14 mm • Other Stents By Geography • North America o U.S. o Canada o Mexico • Europe o U.K. o France o Germany o Italy o Spain o Rest of Europe • Asia-Pacific o China o Japan o India o Korea o Rest of APAC • South America o Brazil o Rest of South America • Rest of the World o Middle East o Africa