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The third most profitable sector in the medical industry, small computer refractors are the future trend in ophthalmic testing!
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2022-01-18 17:40
Ophthalmology is the third most profitable field in the medical industry after cardiovascular and dental sectors. Ophthalmic testing is a very specialized area within ophthalmology. Although there is a large audience in our country, there is still a significant market yet to be developed, and the market remains immature. This article mainly discusses the current market status of optical instruments used for ophthalmic testing in our country.
In recent years, with the increasing attention to ophthalmic diseases in our country, the demand for optical instruments for testing has been continuously expanding. According to a report by Limu Information Consulting, due to the rapid development of specialized hospitals and the deepening aging population in China, the sales revenue of ophthalmic optical instruments reached 2 billion yuan in 2017. The system of ophthalmic testing instruments in our country mainly includes products such as ophthalmic OCT, slit lamp microscopes, computer refractors, and fundus cameras.
OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) in the field of ophthalmology is a widely used auxiliary diagnostic method that can provide significant support for ophthalmologists. Ophthalmic OCT is mainly used for corneal and fundus examinations, as it can display the structure and subtle changes of various layers of the cornea, which is very helpful for specialized corneal doctors to understand the patient's condition.
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