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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and 3D Imaging: Precision Diagnostics: AI is increasingly gaining relevance in modern radiology to the extent that it can be defined as a “power hand” for the radiologists by trading a significant amount of time loss in search of inaudible imaging patterns with AI’s speed and efficiency. ML and deep learning systems unlock intricate possibilities and quickly examine extensive datasets targeting conditions such as tumor and fractures with precision and efficiency that far supersedes any existing traditional methods. With 3D imaging systems, surgeons or physicians can look at the structures in three-dimensional space and pre-surgical planning can now have wider options and therefore improve outcome and add to patient safety Advanced Imaging Techniques: MRI, CT, Ultrasound, and PET Breakthroughs

Future of Radiology: Increased Global Impact and Improved Care

The future outlook for radiology is promising with continuous commitments to providing more accurate, quicker, and internationally available imaging. Such developments place control in the hands of healthcare professionals and help patients, widening the scope of good medical care around the world. Radiology also remains true to its purpose: to be a vital force in the most developed branches of medicine, focusing on better health in an ever-reaching population.[1]

Recently advanced imaging modalities have transformed the conventional MRI, CT, ultrasound and PET scans into more user friendly and informative tests. The active brain fMRI scan technology has revolutionized diagnosing the range of neurological and mental disorders. FAQs for Spectral CT images, as it has become possible to produce images with lower radiation doses, which makes the image clearer and the diagnosis safer. Affordable portable ultrasound units are increasing provision of diagnostic imaging in very remote locations and ultrasound PET scans have greater tracers that are spine enhanced to which improves tumor detection.[2]

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  1. ^ Wassan, Abbas (29/10/2024). "Radiology Innovations Making Greater Impact". https://medium.com. Retrieved 4/11/2024. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help); External link in |website= (help)
  2. ^ Abbas wassan, Ghulam. "Radiology innovations". Meduim.com. ABBAS WASSAN. Retrieved 4/11/2024. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |access-date= (help)