Advancements In Radiology Imaging Technologies: A Comprehensive Review

Abstract

Introduction:  For clinical and scientific research purposes, Medical imaging provides a complete examination of both normal and diseased anatomy and biological processes by examining the structure and function of various human tissues and organs. Imaging technologies are essential for both issue diagnosis and treatment.

Aim of work:  To provide a comprehensive assessment of emerging technologies and diagnostic advancements in radiology.

Methods: The MEDLINE database's electronic literature was searched using the provided search terms: Advances, radiology, imaging, technology and future. The search was limited to publications between 2019 and 2024 in order to identify relevant material. Relevant search terms were utilized on Google Scholar to locate and explore relevant scholarly articles. The selection of papers was guided by certain inclusion criteria.

Results: The publications included in this study were published from 2019 to 2024. The study was organized into several sections with particul[1]ar headers in the discussion section.

Conclusion: The practice of capturing pictures of different human tissues and organs in order to examine their normal and abnormal structure and function is known as medical imaging. Medical imaging methods include magnetic resonance imaging, digital mammography, positron emission tomography, single-photon emission computed tomography, computed tomography, and diagnostic sonography. Advanced medical imaging equipment may be used to identify a wide range of medical illnesses, such as heart difficulties, many types of cancer, neurological abnormalities, congenital heart disease, stomach infections, complicated bone fractures, and other major health concerns. These methods guarantee the creation of precise imaging apparatuses with enhanced sensitivity, specificity, and resolution. Future medical diagnostics will concentrate on routinely assessing complex illnesses and providing healthcare remedies as technology systems advance.