Arjun K.

Teleradiology in Tripura: Effectiveness of a Telehealth Model for the Rural Health Sector

International Journal of Health Technology and Innovation (2022)

Teleradiology services has made a significant contribution in healthcare, and its benefits can be leveraged for the welfare of the rural areas of remote locations in the country providing critical healthcare access, enhancing emergency radiology services, increasing the reach of specialty diagnosis bringing down, healthcare costs by utilizing manpower efficiently, and thus overall benefitting patient care. Read this article to know more implementation of teleradiology in rural areas of Tripura.

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The Teleradiology Opportunity in India

The healthcare industry in India is growing at a tremendous pace with increasing expenditure by public as well private players. During 2008-20, the market is expected to record a CAGR of 16.5 per cent. The total industry size is expected to touch $160 billion by 2017 and $280 billion by 2020. In other words, a healthcare investment in India today ought to be a slam dunk opportunity. To know more, do read.

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Teleradiology and Artificial Intelligence – Birds of the Same Feather

Academic Radiology(2020)

For a decade or more teleradiology has provided an eminently effective solution to the problem of radiologist shortages and burnout. However, the total number of radiologists, although well utilized, remains finite and relatively static or arithmetic in progression, yet the number of images being generated is more along the lines of geometric progression resulting in an overall mismatch, which in turn results in increased rates of radiologist fatigue and error. AI algorithms into a teleradiology workflow and practice allows for the effective leveraging of the true benefits of each in a manner that can simultaneously benefit large populations or public health initiatives.

Teleradiology and AI, going forward can be greatly synergistic in terms of their potential to achieve impact on healthcare delivery.
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Inter-Organizational E-Commerce in Healthcare Services: The Case of Global Teleradiology.

SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Advances in healthcare information technology have enabled new models for electronic delivery of healthcare services. In this paper, we present the case of electronic delivery of radiological services and describe the market-based and technological factors that have led to the development of internet-based service models for flexible delivery of radiological services. Specifically, we describe the technical, regulatory and security issues that affect teleradiology, and propose a service delivery model for providing cost-effective and flexible radiological services.To know more, do read….

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How artificial intelligence and teleradiology can be used for early stroke diagnosis?

The word stroke, similar to the term heart attack, has a forbidding connotation in our minds. It delivers up the image of a life threatening event, with dismal consequences that include disability, paralysis or even death. Magnify this with the national statistics on stroke and the concerns can only intensify – given that stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in India. And that the incidence (new cases per year) and prevalence (total number of cases in the community) of stroke in India actually exceed those in developed, high-income countries. To learn more, click the below link.

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“Small bowel feces sign” – A Ct sign in small bowel obstruction

The Indian journal of radiology and imaging(2006)

Small bowel obstruction is a common cause of abdominal emergency. Diagnosis helps effective management and prevents complications. CT is an effective tool in evaluation of small bowel obstruction. The small bowel feces sign is a finding observed in small bowel obstruction on Helical CT (6). It is defined as presence of feces like material in the lumen of dilated loops of small bowel proximal to the site of obstruction. This section will illustrate the small bowel feces sign with examples.To know more, do read…

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Transient Hepatic Attenuation Difference (THAD)– A Case Report

The Indian journal of radiology and imaging (2006)

Transient hepatic attenuation difference (THAD) are areas of increased parenchymal enhancement visible during the hepatic arterial phase on hepatic CT. THADs are associated with a large variety of liver disorders-Portal or hepatic vein thrombosis, cirrhosis, Budd- Chiari syndrome, biliary obstruction, trauma ,focal hepatic lesions and aberrant blood supply. THADs that are associated with hepatic tumors are generally characteristic of malignant tumors. However, benign focal lesions, such as hemangiomas, focal nodular hyperplasia, pyogenic abscess and focal eosinophilic necrosis, may accompany THADs.To know more, do read.

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Helical CT evaluation of aortopulmonary window

The Indian journal of radiology and imaging (2006)

Aortopulmonary window is an opening between the aorta and the pulmonary trunk. Two distinct separated semilunar valves must exist to establish the diagnosis of aortopulmonary window, and this defect should be differentiated from truncus arteriosus. Aortopulmonary window is generally diagnosed by echocardiography or Angiocardiography. The authors present two cases of Aortopulmonary window diagnosed by helical CT. To get through the details, please click the below link….

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