Research, technology, policy, and practice — curated for radiologists in India.
Dedicated AI research centres across 22 AIIMS campuses are deploying machine learning for radiology, pathology, and drug discovery, producing India-built models validated on Indian patient populations.
The ARRS 2026 Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh brought AI workflows, emergency radiology updates, and women's imaging advances that directly impact Indian practice. Here are the sessions that matter most.
Large-scale studies confirm that integrating AI into routine mammography screening increases cancer detection rates without raising false-positive recall rates, a finding that could reshape breast imaging in India.
A new AI system called Prima outperforms existing models across 50+ neurological diagnoses on brain MRI, triaging critical cases in seconds and potentially transforming emergency neuroradiology workflows.
Dr. Pankaj Gupta from PGIMER Chandigarh developed a deep learning pipeline that predicts HER2 status in unresectable gallbladder cancer from routine CT scans, potentially replacing invasive biopsies.
A Radiology study found that AI-generated deepfake X-rays deceived radiologists 59% of the time when they were not warned. Even when alerted, accuracy only reached 75%. The implications for diagnostic trust are massive.
A landmark multi-center study presented at RSNA demonstrates that AI-assisted CT screening for lung nodules achieves 97% sensitivity while reducing radiologist reading time by 34%.
The National Medical Commission has issued new guidelines requiring all NABL-accredited diagnostic centers to adopt structured reporting templates for cross-sectional imaging by January 2027.
New data from the Ministry of Health reveals a critical gap: tier-2 cities have 1 radiologist per 180,000 population compared to 1 per 28,000 in metros. Teleradiology is part of the answer.
BI-RADS 3 means probably benign, but 'probably' leaves room for uncertainty. A practical guide for radiologists on when short-interval follow-up is appropriate and when the clinical picture demands biopsy.
AI tools can now extract bone density, body composition, cardiovascular risk, and liver fat measurements from routine CT scans ordered for other reasons. Opportunistic screening is redefining what a single scan can reveal.
With 74 crore ABHA health IDs issued and ABDM entering its second phase, Indian imaging centers face a clear choice: integrate now or scramble later. Here is what the transition demands.
HeartLung Corp receives FDA clearance for AI-CVD, an AI platform that extracts cardiovascular measurements from existing CT scans without additional imaging, radiation, or contrast. Applicable to nearly 40 million US scans annually.
Modern teleradiology platforms have evolved from simple remote reading tools into complete cloud ecosystems combining PACS, AI, and structured workflows. Here is what that shift means for Indian radiologists.
Kasturba Medical College Manipal reports that AI-integrated CT workflows have enabled clinicians to serve 20 to 30 additional patients per day while maintaining diagnostic accuracy, offering a real-world model for Indian hospitals.
Researchers from USC and Caltech have demonstrated a noninvasive 3D imaging technique combining ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging that captures both tissue structure and blood vessels without radiation or contrast agents.
University at Buffalo researchers have built the first AI system designed to distinguish between radiology reports written by humans and those generated by AI, using a dataset of 14,000 report pairs.
Researchers used deep learning on routine cranial ultrasound images to predict neurodevelopmental impairment in very preterm infants, potentially enabling intervention years earlier than current methods.
A new study shows that switching from multiparametric to biparametric prostate MRI with a contrast recall system spared 93% of patients IV contrast with no change in PI-RADS distribution.
A new Radiology study confirms CT colonography detects advanced adenomas at 91% vs 79% for FIT, catches cancers earlier, and performs comparably to colonoscopy for polyps over 6mm.
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