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A vast number of factors are identified as the potential drivers of the market, such as technological advancements, rising incidences of accidents and injuries, improving regulatory framework, prevalence of organ failure, increasing government support in terms of initiatives and R&D expenditures, and growing prevalence of eye diseases.
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Various other factors such as the advancements in radiotracers, acceptance of nuclear imaging devices in ambulatory settings, increasing geriatric population, untapped emerging markets, rise in regulatory approvals, and increasing investment on diagnostic imaging centers are also expected to propel the growth of the market.