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The Radpac

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 is published online in English and releases three issues per year in Jan-April, May-August, and September-December.

Peer-reviewedOpen AccessThree Issues Per YearSince 2025
ISSN (Online)
3107-5932
DOI Prefix
10.62502/tr
Publisher
SPJ Publication
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About the Journal

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 is published online in English and releases three issues per year in Jan-April, May-August, and September-December.

Aims & Scope

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.

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AARAIS

Published on the Behalf of AARAIS

Journal Information

Publisher
SPJ Publication
Frequency
Three Issues Per Year
Peer Review
Double-blind
Access Model
Open Access
ISSN (Online)
3107-5932
DOI Prefix
10.62502/tr
Founded
2025

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Volume 2, Issue 2 · May 2026

Open Access Case ReportDOI:10.62502/tr/v3i2art1

Contrast Media and Case Studies

Shikha Rajput, Ms Taiba

May 2026: 2(2):1–5

Background: Contrast-enhanced imaging has revolutionized diagnostic radiology by improving tissue characterization, lesion detection, and clinical decision-making across multiple medical specialties. Despite its substantial diagnostic benefits, the administrat...

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