The transplant diagnostics market was valued at USD 4,686.7 million in 2023, and it will grow at a rate of 7.5% by the end of this decade, to touch USD 7,713.5 million by 2030.
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This is attributable to the growing requirement for organ replacement procedures, the growing requirement for diagnostic procedures before organ replacement, and the powering occurrence of communicable diseases.
Also, the number of people with final-stage organ failure is on the rise, and because of the development in organ transplantation procedures, a high number of patients can now access these surgeries.
On the basis of technology, molecular assay led the industry with a share, of 65%, in 2023, and it will continue to dominate in the future as well.
The diagnostics category dominated the transplant diagnostics market, with a share of 70%, in 2023, and it will continue like this in the future. This is credited to the increasing occurrence of ailments.
Furthermore, the diagnostic category is divided into pre-transplantation and post-transplantation diagnostic. Additionally, for transplant processes, all relative diagnostic tests will be done prior to the transplant to see the compatibility of the transplant for example blood profiling, histocompatibility testing, and communicable disease testing.
North America had the largest share, of 50%, in 2023, and it will continue like this in the future. This has a lot to do with the high acceptance rate of cutting-edge techniques and analytic tools, high healthcare spending, the obtainability of skilled experts, and the extensive use of soft tissue transplants, stem cell therapies, and tailored medications.
Furthermore, the growing count of organ replacements, the increasing consciousness of transplantation, the growing incidence of communicable ailments, and the rising elderly populace susceptible to chronic ailments are powering the industry.
There is an increasing number of organ transplants happening around the world, and this will power the demand for transplant diagnostic solutions. The trend will continue in the years to come as well.
