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血清学检测市场:2023年至2028年预测Serological Testing Market - Forecasts from 2023 to 2028 |
血清学检测市场预计在预测期内将以 4.50% 的复合年增长率成长。
血清学测试是一种实验室测试,可分析血液样本以检测抗体(例如抗体)的存在,并提供有关人的免疫反应的有价值的资讯。血清学检测产业为医院、诊所、诊断实验室、血库和其他依赖此类检测的组织提供准确诊断、监测病患健康、确保输血安全等支持,我们回应医疗机构的需求。新医院和血库的建立不断增加,是扩大血清学检测市场规模的重要驱动因素。
血库进行血清学检测,以确保捐血的血液和血液製品的安全。这些测试有助于识别血液样本中是否存在特定抗体或抗原。血库负责进行血清学检测,筛检感染疾病的血液是否患有爱滋病毒、B型肝炎、C型肝炎、梅毒和其他输血感染疾病。
医院使用血清学检测,因为它们提供有关患者免疫反应的重要资讯,并有助于准确诊断和监测各种疾病。医院依靠血清学检测来识别抗体、检测传染源、评估疫苗接种状况并确定免疫系统功能。医院血清学检测需求的增加是由于感染疾病流行的日益严重,并且随着医院的不断扩大,血清学检测的需求也会增加。根据美国医院协会统计,美国医院总数从2021年的6,090家医院增加到2023年的6129家医院。
血清学测试由于能够识别血液样本中抗体的存在而在公共卫生测试中受到欢迎。世界各国政府正在投资测试基础设施、研发和筛检项目,以控制疾病爆发、监测人群免疫力并确保血液安全。需求加速成长。据世界卫生组织(WHO)称,美国2020年向世卫组织和联合国儿童基金会提供了8400万美元,用于加强全球监测、维护实验室网络、采购疫苗、向各国提供技术援助以及支持当地社区,发挥了重要作用在振兴中。
亚太地区预计将在血清学检测市场中占据重要份额,因为该地区正在经历医疗保健行业、基础设施开拓、医疗设施和技术进步的快速扩张。这种增长推动了对血清学检测作为重要诊断工具的需求。此外,政府对医疗保健政策和公共卫生宣传活动的投资进一步推动了亚太地区血清学检测产业的成长。例如,在2023-24年联邦预算中,卫生和家庭福利部分配的预算为8915.5亿卢比,比上年度2021-22年预算8620.065亿卢比增加了3.43%。
血清学检测的成本可能是其采用的主要障碍,特别是在医疗保健预算有限或报销系统无法充分涵盖这些检测的地区。当使用先进技术和多重检测时,这项挑战尤其明显,而这通常涉及高昂的成本。高检测成本是一个障碍,限制了血清学检测的获得并阻碍了其广泛使用,普及是在资源匮乏的环境中,预算限制在医疗保健决策中发挥关键作用。
The serological testing market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 4.50% during the forecast period.
Serological testing is a laboratory test that analyses a blood sample to detect the presence of antibodies or other substances, providing valuable information about a person's immune response. The serological testing industry caters to the needs of medical institutions such as hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, and blood banks that rely on such testing for accurate diagnoses, monitoring patient health, and ensuring the safety of blood transfusions. The growing establishment of new hospitals and blood banks play vital roles as prominent drivers in augmenting the serological testing market size.
Serological testing is done in blood banks to ensure the safety of donated blood and blood products. These tests help identify the presence of specific antibodies or antigens in the blood samples. Blood banks are responsible for conducting serological tests to screen donated blood for infectious diseases, such as HIV, hepatitis B and C, syphilis, and other transfusion-transmissible infections.
Serological testing is used in hospitals as it provides crucial information about a patient's immune response, aiding in accurate diagnoses and monitoring of various diseases. Hospitals rely on serological tests to identify antibodies, detect infectious agents, assess vaccination status, and determine immune system function. The increasing demand for serological testing in hospitals is driven by the growing prevalence of infectious diseases and as hospitals continue to expand, demand for serological testing rises. According to the American Hospital Association, the total number of hospitals in the United States experienced an increase in 2023, reaching 6,129, compared to the previous count of 6,090 hospitals in 2021.
Serological testing due to its ability to identify the presence of antibodies in blood samples is experiencing a boost in public health checkups. Governments worldwide are investing in testing infrastructure, research, and development, and screening programs to control disease outbreaks, monitor population immunity, and ensure blood safety which is accelerating the demand for serological testing. According to the World Health Organization, in 2020, the United States extended a significant contribution of $84 million to WHO and UNICEF which played a vital role in bolstering global surveillance, sustaining the laboratory network, procuring vaccines, providing technical assistance to countries, and fostering community mobilization efforts.
Asia-Pacific will hold a significant share of the serological testing market as the region is experiencing rapid expansion in its healthcare sector, infrastructure development, medical facilities, and technological advancements. This growth is fuelling the demand for serological testing as a critical diagnostic tool. Moreover, government investments in healthcare policies and public health campaigns further support the growth of the serological testing industry in Asia-Pacific. For instance, in the Union Budget 2023-24, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare received an allocation of Rs. 89,155 crore representing a growth of 3.43% from the previous year's allocation of Rs. 86,200.65 crore in 2021-22.
The cost of serological tests can be a significant hindrance to their adoption, particularly in regions with limited healthcare budgets or where reimbursement systems do not adequately cover these tests. This challenge is particularly pronounced when advanced technologies or multiplex assays are used, as they often involve higher expenses. The high cost of testing acts as a barrier, limiting access to serological testing and preventing its widespread utilization, especially in resource-constrained settings where budgetary constraints play a crucial role in healthcare decision-making.