India’s healthcare system is evolving rapidly, but unequal access to diagnostic services—especially radiology—is still a pressing issue. With a large rural population, growing healthcare needs, and a limited number of radiologists, teleradiology has emerged as a powerful tool to bridge the diagnostic divide. The Radiologist Shortage in India India currently faces a critical shortage of
Read MoreIn today’s fast-evolving medical landscape, teleradiology is at the forefront of digital healthcare transformation. As hospitals and diagnostic centres strive to deliver accurate, timely radiological reporting across geographies, teleradiology is becoming not just a convenience—but a necessity. What Is Teleradiology? Teleradiology is the transmission of radiological images (such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs) from
Read MoreIn a rapidly growing healthcare sector, the world does not have enough radiologists to be present at every radiology center. This holds true especially for a country as large as India, which has over 700 million people living away in regions that do not have access to full-fledged healthcare centers with radiologists on duty. While
Read MoreWhat is Teleradiology? Broadly, Teleradiology can be defined as a branch of telemedicine where radiological images from Xray, CT Scan or MRI are transmitted through internet to a Radiologist at a remote location seeking his expertise unto image reading and report generaton. Transmit and Interpretation of these images by a Radiologist sitting remotely at a
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