AI Revolutionizes Radiology in India: Insights from the Grand Radiology Meet 2025

The Grand Radiology Meet 2025 in Kolkata highlighted the transformative role of AI in radiology. Experts discussed the evolution of radiology from image interpretation to a data-driven, patient-centric field, featuring the launch of UAcademy for continuous learning. AI and teleradiology are reshaping diagnostics, though challenges like AI approval and cybersecurity remain.

The Grand Radiology Meet 2025, held in Kolkata, spotlighted the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the radiology sector in India. Organized by Suraksha Diagnostic Limited in collaboration with United Imaging and Medika Bazaar, industry leaders emphasized how AI is enhancing radiological precision and transforming the discipline into a data-centric and patient-focused specialty.

Among the major announcements at the event was the launch of the UAcademy Learning Center. This initiative aims to bolster continuous medical education for radiologists, offering regular skill-enhancement sessions and seminars on advanced diagnostic techniques. The platform promises to keep professionals abreast of emerging trends and best practices in the field.

Despite AI's significant contributions to radiology, experts noted ongoing challenges such as regulatory hurdles for AI approval and cybersecurity risks associated with cloud-based systems. Nevertheless, innovations like teleradiology supported by high-speed networks are helping improve access to quality diagnostics in underserved areas.

(With inputs from agencies.)