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APAC eyes fastest growth in global cardiovascular information system market

Thanks to rapid urbanisation and increased healthcare spending.

The Asia-Pacific is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the global cardiovascular information system (CVIS) market, which is projected to reach $2.8b by 2032, according to  SNS Insider pvt ltd.

The region’s expansion is attributed to rapid urbanisation, increased healthcare spending, and a growing awareness about the importance of good heart health.

Meanwhile, the rising prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and the need for extensive data management in heart care are driving market growth.

“Furthermore, increasing digitisation of healthcare, in addition to an improved patient outcomes plan, is anticipated to propel widespread adoption of CVIS across hospitals & speciality care centres,” the report said.

 

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