IVF Microscopes Market Size and Share, 2028 (2023)

Description of the market report.

The global IVF microscope market size is expected to reach US$202.2 million by 2028, representing a market growth of CAGR 11.4% during the forecast period.

Many types of cells, clinical samples, and nanomaterials can be examined under a microscope. For example, in IVF therapy, microscopes are used to evaluate oocyte selection and oocyte pretreatment by IVF procedures and manipulation. Additionally, IVF microscopes are used for various surgeries including semen analysis, oocyte preparation, IVF, and general embryo examination.

The IVF microscope market is expected to grow due to the increasing success rate of IVF treatments and the availability of financial assistance. One of the affordable methods for those having trouble conceiving is in vitro fertilization (IVF). In in vitro fertilization, an egg is removed from a woman's ovaries and fertilized with sperm in a laboratory. The fertilized egg is then reinserted into the woman's uterus, where it can continue to develop and thrive.

In addition, IVF is often used to treat conditions such as fallopian tube damage, ovulation difficulties, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, previous sterilization or removal of the tubes, decreased sperm production or function, and genetic disorders in males. patients. In addition, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, obesity, stress and caloric restriction are other variables that affect fertility (and therefore increase the need for IVF). These reasons increase the need for IVF treatments and amplify IVF microscope market trends.

Manufacturers offer a complete sperm analysis system with upright microscopes, digital microscope cameras, and imaging software. Because maintaining a stable temperature for the sample can improve sperm analysis, manufacturers combine these tools with an upright microscope.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

Sales of healthcare microscopes have declined due to the pandemic, which has been worse for the microscope business. Consequently, there is less need for IVF microscopes in the healthcare industry. Many of these issues have hampered the expansion of the IVF microscope market during the epidemic. However, COVID-19 restrictions have been eased and IVF clinics have been able to resume operations after taking precautionary measures including hiring sufficient staff, cleaning and validating equipment, and conducting related risk assessments. with viral contamination.

market growth factors

Growing public awareness about IVF

The growing public awareness of IVF is a key element for the expansion of the IVF microscope market. Today, many parents are struggling with infertility, which is contributing to rising infertility rates in most countries around the world. In addition, the incidence of infertility cases has increased due to clinical reasons, racial and ethnic variables, and problems with the increasing median age for family planning and sedentary lifestyle of people. As a result, couples are turning to more sophisticated treatment options that offer tremendous business prospects.

Increase in medical tourism in all nations.

The cost of quality therapy is cheaper in developing countries like Thailand and Malaysia than in developed countries. Despite the affordable price of the treatments in underdeveloped countries, the quality of the procedure is not compromised as the resources are available at comparatively lower costs. This leads to an influx of people using the healthcare systems in these countries. Several countries prohibit gay and lesbian couples and single mothers from undergoing reproductive therapy. Consequently, many people move to other countries where the legal system supports parenthood.

Market Restrictive Factors

Low effectiveness of infertility therapy in the elderly

Older women using assisted reproductive methods (ART) have been shown to have lower outcomes than younger women, both in terms of response to ovarian stimulation and pregnancy rates. Ovarian aging, which is characterized by a decrease in the quantity and quality of the ovaries, is associated with chronological aging. Several studies have shown that older women respond less favorably to ovarian hyperstimulation due to ovarian exhaustion and impaired egg quality. One of the main obstacles to market development is the declining success rates of IVF treatment methods among people as they age.

Ingrese a Outlook

Based on the type, the IVF microscope market is segmented into upright microscope, inverted microscope, stereo microscope, and embryo microscope. The embryo microscope segment had the highest revenue share in the IVF microscope market in 2021. A new device designed specifically for IVF laboratories is the embryo microscope now used there. It is equipped with a camera and a computer system to capture images of developing embryos during IVF cycles in an incubator.

End User Perspective

According to the end user, the IVF microscope market is fragmented into clinical and academic research. In 2021, the academic research segment covered a significant part of the sales in the IVF microscope market. The market in this sector is expected to be primarily driven by three trends: rising healthcare costs, increased availability of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments, and the growing popularity of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Also, market players are investing more money in research and development, which is driving the expansion of the segment.

Regional Perspectives

On a regional basis, the IVF microscope market is analyzed in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA. In 2021, the Europe region led the IVF microscope market and achieved the highest revenue share. This is the result of increased fertility tourism, cutting changes, and product innovation. The field has seen considerable acceptance of time-lapse technology using clinic-developed algorithms. With advances in microscopy technology that make it possible to meet all imaging needs in a single embryo chamber, operating space and money can be saved.

Free Valuable Information:The size of the global IVF microscope market will reach USD 202.2 billion by 2028

The market research report includes the analysis of the major players in the market. Major companies featured in the report include Hamilton Thorne, Inc. (Hamilton Thorne, Ltd.), Olympus Corporation, Leica Microsystems GmbH (Danaher Corporation), Carl Zeiss AG, Nikon Corporation, Linkam Scientific Instruments, Meiji Techno Co., Ltd ., Euromex Microscope B.V. (Euromex Optics Group B.V.), Labomed Europe B.V. and the Narishige group.

scope of study

Market segments covered in the report:

By the end user

• Clinical
• Scientific investigation

By type

• embryo microscope
• upright microscopes
• stereomicroscope
• inverted microscopes

by geography

• North America
  • US
  • Have
  • Mexico
  • Rest of North America
• Europa
  • Germany
  • Britain
  • France
  • Russia
  • spain
  • Italia
  • Rest of Europe
• Pacific Asia
  • Porcelain
  • Japan
  • And
  • South Korea
  • Singapore
  • Malaysia
  • Rest of Asia Pacific
• LAMEA
  • Brazil
  • Argentina
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Africa
  • Nigeria
  • Rest of LAEMA

Main market players

List of companies that appear in the report:

• Hamilton Thorne, Inc. (Hamilton Thorne, Ltd.)
• olympus corporation
• Leica Microsystems GmbH (Danaher Corporation)
• Carl Zeiss AG
• Nikon Corporation
• Scientific Instruments Linkam
• Meiji Techno Co., Limitado.
• Euromex Microscopen B.V. (Euromex Optics Group B.V.)
• Labomed Europe B.V.
• Grupo Narishige

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