Radiology (RIO)

Section Information

Radiology focuses on the use of medical imaging technologies to diagnose, monitor, and guide the treatment of diseases. The field integrates imaging science, clinical medicine, physics, and technology to provide accurate and minimally invasive diagnostic solutions.

Current research includes advanced imaging techniques such as MRI, CT, ultrasound, positron emission tomography, interventional radiology procedures, and artificial intelligence in image analysis. Advances in image reconstruction, contrast agents, radiation dose reduction, and real-time imaging systems are improving diagnostic precision and patient safety.

This section publishes clinical studies, imaging technology research, methodological developments, interventional procedure analyses, and review articles related to diagnostic and therapeutic radiology.

Scope

Diagnostic Radiology

• Computed tomography imaging
• Magnetic resonance imaging
• Ultrasound techniques
• Digital radiography and fluoroscopy

Interventional Radiology

• Image-guided minimally invasive procedures
• Vascular and non-vascular interventions
• Oncologic interventional techniques
• Embolization and ablation therapies

Molecular and Nuclear Imaging

• Positron emission tomography
• Single-photon emission computed tomography
• Radiotracer development
• Functional imaging biomarkers

Artificial Intelligence in Radiology

• Automated image interpretation
• Deep learning in medical imaging
• Computer-aided diagnosis systems
• Workflow optimization tools

Radiation Safety and Dosimetry

• Radiation dose optimization
• Patient and staff safety protocols
• Quality assurance in imaging systems
• Regulatory standards in radiology

Advanced Imaging Techniques

• Hybrid imaging systems
• High-resolution and functional imaging
• Contrast agent innovation
• Real-time and portable imaging devices

Clinical Applications

• Oncologic imaging
• Cardiovascular imaging
• Neurological imaging
• Musculoskeletal imaging

Editorial Board

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Papers Published

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