Research Publications

Academia Medicine(2025)

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of radiology. Among various radiologic subspecialties, thoracic imaging has seen a significant rise in demand due to the global increase in heart, vascular, lung, and thoracic diseases such as lung cancer, pneumonia, pulmonary embolism, and cardiovascular diseases. AI promises to revolutionize radiologic diagnostics by enhancing detection, improving accuracy, and reducing the time required to interpret images.

National Library of Medicine(2025)

Teleradiology is an essential part of modern radiology practice. It enhances efficiencies in image interpretation by improving availability and accessibility of radiologists. Being at the crossroads of technology, diagnostic radiology, and complex workflows, teleradiology provides abundant opportunities for academic engagement and innovative workflows, and allows for research and publication encompassing these multiple facets.

International Journal of Health Technology and Innovation (2024)

A nationwide online survey was conducted to examine teleradiology utilization patterns in India and its impact on healthcare. The article explores the perceptions and attitudes of Indian radiologists toward this practice model. A total of 309 radiology professionals participated in the survey, with the vast majority reporting experience in utilizing or practicing teleradiology. Many respondents indicated the use of a dedicated teleradiology workflow. While teleradiology is widely adopted and viewed positively overall, certain concerns persist that require attention. To know details of survey results, read through the article. Click on the below link…

Medical Research Archives (2024)

Teleradiology has played an important role over the past two decades, but given the mismatch between the dramatically increased utilization of radiologic imaging and the relatively constant number of trained radiologists entering practice, additional solutions are necessary. Teleradiology and Artificial Intelligence have exceptional synergies from the perspective of both being technology enabled healthcare delivery mechanisms that address the same fundamental issue of radiologist shortages. These synergies lead to a multiplier effect in terms of Teleradiology enabling Artificial Intelligence algorithms to be deployed at scale globally over a short time frame to rapidly achieve greater impact than either solution can individually. This article will review the opportunities whereby Artificial Intelligence can further enhance Teleradiology practice, as well as explore the challenges that exist at this time that may potentially delay this process of integration. To read more, click on below link…

International Journal of Health Technology and Innovation (2024)

Online education refers to the process of teaching and learning through the use of electronic resources, devices and networks to promote development and improve the quality of education and training. Despite challenges, online radiology education provides many advantages to radiologists and radiologists-in-training in terms of accessibility, flexibility, access to quality sub-specialty education and convenience. The aim of this review is to share our experience and insights into the role of online education in the field of radiology.To know more, do read.

Emergency Radiology (2024)

Infection of the scrotum and its contents is the most common cause of acute scrotum. Imaging plays an important role in evaluating disease extent, severity and its complications. Sonography is the modality of choice for imaging the acute scro-tum. This pictorial review discusses the varied clinical and imaging features of scrotal infections and their complications,
with correlative CT, when available. To know more, do read.

Digital diagnostics (2024)

Teleradiology has become an important tool in the field of emergency medicine, particularly in the area of emergency ultrasound interpretation. A structured telesonography program with defined protocols for image capture, transmission and clinical communication can allow for successful immediate reporting of ultrasound examinations in the setting of emergency care. Read through the article to get better understanding of the study….

Digital diagnostics (2024)

Teleradiology has become an important tool in the field of emergency medicine, particularly in the area of emergency ultrasound interpretation. A structured telesonography program with defined protocols for image capture, transmission and clinical communication can allow for successful immediate reporting of ultrasound examinations in the setting of emergency care. Read through the article to get better understanding of the study….

Clinical Imaging (2024)

Africa is the second-largest continent on Earth in terms of both size and population. However, inaccessibility and shortfall of trained radiologists impede the delivery of adequate healthcare to such a large population. Teleradiology holds considerable potential in improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery in African nations by furnishing timely interpretation of radiological examinations, particularly in those areas where there is a particular scarcity of radiologists. To know more how teleradiology services has transformed the healthcare delivery in Africa, click the link

Imaging and Radiation Research (2024)

The time has come for US Medicare to start reimbursing for offshore radiology reads… with the plethora of American Board-Certified Radiologists who want to live overseas and work via teleradiology, this is a potent solution to overnight radiology coverage shortages for US hospitals. However, Medicare needs to change with the times and archaic reimbursement policies need to be revised in this global, tele-enabled world. To understand this complex issue with a simple solution, do read.