The Radpac Journal is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal and the official publication of the Association of Academic Radiography and Imaging Sciences (AARAIS). Established in 2025, the journal publishes scholarly research in English and follows a quarterly publication schedule, with four issues released annually during January–March, April–June, July–September, and October–December.
The Radpac Journal is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal and the official publication of the Association of Academic Radiography and Imaging Sciences (AARAIS). Established in 2025, the journal publishes scholarly research in English and follows a quarterly publication schedule, with four issues released annually during January–March, April–June, July–September, and October–December.
The Radpac Journal aims to promote high-quality research, innovation, and evidence-based practice in radiology, radiography education and training, AI in medical imaging, and recent advancements related to medical imaging sciences. The journal wide variety of research paper types, including original research, reviews, case reports, technical Innovation, and emerging perspectives covering diagnostic imaging, radiation safety, imaging technology, interventional radiology, artificial intelligence, image processing, radiologic education, healthcare innovation, and multidisciplinary applications, providing a platform for researchers, academicians, clinicians, and imaging professionals to share knowledge and advance the field.
Published on the Behalf of AARAIS
Volume 1, Issue 2
Souvik Modak, Amit Das
December 2025: 1(2):1–3
Digital radiography (DR) remains the most widely performed imaging modality worldwide, forming the backbone of diagnostic workflows in emergency care, outpatient clinics, and screening programs. Despite technological advances, challenges such as image noise at...
Deepak Kataria
December 2025: 1(2):4–8
Background: Patient waiting time is a key indicator of service quality and operational efficiency in diagnostic radiology departments. Prolonged waiting times may delay clinical decision-making, reduce patient satisfaction, and reflect underlying workflow inef...
Amrish Kumar
December 2025: 1(2):9–15
Background: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, particularly in emergency settings. Rapid and accurate imaging is essential for early diagnosis and management. Non-contrast computed tomography (NCCT) remains the...
Sonam Kumari
December 2025: 1(2):16–19
Background: Breast compression is an essential component of mammography, as it improves image quality and reduces radiation dose. However, excessive compression may cause discomfort or pain, potentially affecting patient compliance with breast cancer screening...
Dr. Sumit Agrawal
December 2025: 1(2):20–23
Radiology departments across the world are experiencing unprecedented operational pressure due to rapidly increasing imaging volumes, growing clinical complexity, and a persistent shortage of trained radiologists. These challenges have resulted in prolonged re...
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