Volume 2, Issue 3·September 2025·5 articles
Nishi Thakur, Madhuri Tyagi, Kripanand Yadav
September 2025: 2(3):1–5
Background: Paranasal sinus (PNS) pathologies are common clinical conditions presenting with nonspecific symptoms, often necessitating imaging for definitive diagnosis. Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) provides detailed evaluation of sinonasal anatomy...
Madhuri Tyagi, Nishi Thakur, Kripanand Yadav
September 2025: 2(3):6–9
Background: High-Resolution Computed Tomography (HRCT) has become the gold standard for evaluating temporal bone pathologies due to its superior spatial resolution and ability to delineate fine bony and soft tissue structures. Objective: To assess the diagn...
Sanjay Poonia, Chetna Bhardwaj, Anamika Singh, Ms Parul, Mehak Devi, Arvind singh et al.
September 2025: 2(3):10–14
Background: Contrast media are essential in radiological imaging to improve diagnostic accuracy. However, insufficient knowledge and preparedness among radiology students and technicians may result in adverse events and compromise patient safety.Objective: To...
Chetna Bhardwaj, Kripanand Yadav, Dhiraj Kumar Nath, Mehak Devi, Arvind singh, Anamika Singh et al.
September 2025: 2(3):15–22
Background: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) plays a pivotal role in the early evaluation of acute ischemic stroke, offering high sensitivity for detecting cytotoxic edema, assessing tissue viability, and guiding reperfusion therapy. Its multimodal capability...
Prashant Kumar Jha
September 2025: 2(3):23–25
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming diagnostic imaging, with developments in deep learning, automated triage systems, and advanced decision-support tools progressively reshaping radiological practice. By 2035, the integration of multimodal ana...
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