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4th International Conference on Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
May 21-22, 2025 | London, UK

To the Pioneers and Innovators of Radiology,

Not all gatherings change the course of a field. But this one will.

Welcome to Radiology 2025, a convergence of the brightest minds, the boldest ideas, and the most transformative breakthroughs in diagnostic imaging. This is not a conference—it’s a moment of collective vision.

No long speeches. No predictable sessions. Instead:

Live Experiences: Discover radiology’s next big leap through dynamic, hands-on showcases.
Genuine Connections: Forge collaborations that outlast the event, sparking innovation in the real world.
Provocative Ideas: Engage in debates that challenge today’s assumptions and shape tomorrow’s standards.

And all this, set in the iconic energy of London—a city that knows how to blend tradition with innovation, offering the perfect stage for our collective ambitions.

We are not inviting you to sit back and listen. We’re calling on you to join a movement that will define what radiology stands for in the next decade.

You are not an attendee here. You are a changemaker. Together, we’ll write a new chapter—one that prioritizes patient care, embraces cutting-edge technology, and boldly navigates the uncharted.

Welcome to Radiology 2025. Let’s do something extraordinary.

Warm regards,
Lyra Hawkwood
Program Manager | Radiology 2025
Email: radiology@pulsusforums.com
WhatsApp: +44 7389644903

Submission guidelines

Showcase Your Research at Radiology 2025

This is your chance to present groundbreaking work to a global audience. Submit your abstract today and take your research to new heights.

Confirmation: Expect a confirmation email within one business day. If you don’t, contact us at radiology@pulsusforums.com
Review Process: Double-blind peer review by global experts. Results within two days, with detailed feedback provided for revisions.
Criteria: Your submission will be assessed on relevance, clarity, research rigor, significance, originality, and impact.

How to Submit

Online: Submit in Word format. Choose oral, poster, or young researcher presentation.
Word Limit: Keep your abstract under 300 words.
Session Choice: Select an appropriate session from the conference themes.
Biographical Details: Include a short bio (150 words) with a photo for each author.

Important: All presenters must register and attend the conference. Each presenter can submit one abstract (additional for community reps). Contact us for any submission support at radiology@pulsusforums.com

Don’t miss out—share your work and shape the future of radiology!

Group registration

Advance Your Radiology Expertise at Radiology 2025!

For Radiology 2025, a group registration option is available to make your attendance more convenient. Register five or more colleagues together and enjoy a 25% reduction on the total registration cost. This is a great way to gather your team, foster collaboration, and reduce expenses.

Early Registration Benefits: Register early to access special benefits designed to enhance your experience at the conference. Full details on these perks can be found on the Radiology 2025 website.

Why Attend? Maximize savings by combining group registration with early enrolment benefits for this premier radiology event. This conference offers an exceptional opportunity to deepen your expertise, connect with industry leaders, and elevate your professional journey.

Join Us in London: Secure your place in this landmark event for radiology. Reserve today and take the next step in your career!

For more details on registration, please visit the Radiology 2025 website.

Deadlines

Important Dates to Remember:

Abstract Submission Opens: November 1, 2025

Registration Opens: November 1, 2025

Early Registration Deadline: February 10, 2025

On-Site Registration: May 21, 2025

Abstract Status Notification: Within 2-3 days after submission

Conference Dates: May 21-22, 2025, London, UK

Note: All deadlines are effective at Midnight, 11:59 pm UAE Time Zone.

Sessions

Note: To explore additional sub-tracks, please visit our Scientific Sessions page Radiology 2025.

Track 1: Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic Imaging forms the backbone of modern medicine, encompassing critical technologies such as X-ray, CT, ultrasound, and MRI. This track invites attendees to explore the latest in imaging technology, from AI-driven diagnostics to ultra-high-resolution imaging that reveals previously undetectable details. Sessions will highlight innovations that boost image quality, reduce patient wait times, and create a seamless workflow, ultimately ensuring that healthcare providers can deliver accurate, timely diagnoses across various specialties.

Track 2: Cardiovascular Imaging

In the fight against heart disease, Cardiovascular Imaging stands as an invaluable tool, offering cutting-edge techniques for visualizing the heart and vascular systems like never before. This track dives deep into cardiac MRI, CT angiography, and PET imaging innovations that enable clinicians to detect early markers of cardiovascular conditions, even before symptoms arise. Explore breakthroughs in non-invasive imaging that bolster risk assessment, guide life-saving interventions, and transform cardiac care for a healthier tomorrow.

Track 3: Musculoskeletal Imaging

Musculoskeletal Imaging is at the forefront of diagnosing and treating bone, joint, and soft tissue disorders, serving a pivotal role in sports medicine, trauma care, and orthopedic health. This track explores revolutionary MRI, CT, and ultrasound advancements that elevate diagnostic precision, reduce recovery times, and offer patients customized care solutions. From managing sports injuries to assessing complex rheumatologic conditions, participants will gain insights into the latest tools that empower clinicians to make faster, more accurate diagnoses for enhanced musculoskeletal health.

Track 4: Radiation Oncology

Radiation Oncology integrates the precision of imaging with targeted radiation therapies to revolutionize cancer treatment. This track focuses on how imaging advancements are enhancing the accuracy of radiation delivery, from stereotactic radiosurgery to image-guided radiation therapy. Learn about innovations that allow oncologists to hone in on tumors while preserving healthy tissue, empowering them to deliver more effective, personalized cancer care with fewer side effects for patients.

Track 5: Pediatric Radiology

Pediatric Radiology is dedicated to providing young patients with diagnostic care that is as safe as it is effective. Tailored specifically for children, this track covers breakthroughs in low-dose imaging, pediatric MRI, and innovative ultrasound techniques that cater to the unique needs of developing bodies. Experts will share insights into detecting congenital disorders, managing trauma cases, and treating pediatric infections, all with an emphasis on radiation safety and child-centered care.

Track 6: Interventional Radiology

Interventional Radiology represents a new era of minimally invasive, image-guided treatments that reduce the need for traditional surgery. This track dives into state-of-the-art techniques used in vascular and non-vascular interventions, including tumor ablation, biopsies, and complex stenting procedures. With a focus on patient outcomes and cutting-edge tools, attendees will learn how these innovations are transforming treatment options and driving advancements in personalized medicine.

Track 7: Neuroimaging

Neuroimaging offers a window into the complexities of the brain, aiding in the diagnosis of everything from traumatic injuries to neurodegenerative diseases. This track covers advancements in brain MRI, CT, and PET imaging, showcasing how these technologies reveal insights into brain function and pathology. With a focus on conditions such as Alzheimer’s, stroke, and mental health disorders, attendees will discover how neuroimaging is shaping the future of neuroscience and mental health treatment.

Track 8: Breast Imaging

Breast Imaging plays a crucial role in the early detection of breast cancer, utilizing cutting-edge mammography, ultrasound, and MRI technologies to improve outcomes for patients worldwide. This track emphasizes innovations designed to increase accuracy, even in dense breast tissue, and reduce false positives. Through a focus on personalized screening strategies and the latest imaging advancements, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how to deliver patient-centered breast health care.

Track 9: Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging

Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging provides vital insights into the complex anatomy of the gastrointestinal and genitourinary systems. This track explores emerging techniques in liver, pancreas, kidney, and pelvic imaging, with a focus on non-invasive diagnostics that enhance accuracy and patient comfort. Sessions will cover how these techniques aid in detecting complex conditions, from cancers to metabolic disorders, highlighting innovations that make abdominal imaging safer and more informative.

Track 10: Oncologic Imaging

Oncologic Imaging is essential in every phase of cancer care, from early detection to tracking treatment progress. This track showcases the latest in PET-CT, MRI, and molecular imaging, focusing on how these tools are being used to identify tumors at a cellular level and monitor responses to therapy in real time. Attendees will explore the cutting-edge technology driving personalized cancer treatments, offering new hope in oncology diagnostics and treatment planning.

Track 11: Radiation Safety

Radiation Safety is more essential than ever in the evolving field of radiology, where the focus is on minimizing exposure for both patients and healthcare providers. This track explores the latest advancements in dose management, low-dose imaging technologies, and protocols designed to protect everyone in clinical environments. Learn how emerging techniques are balancing diagnostic quality with safety, ensuring that imaging remains both effective and safe.

Track 12: Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Analytics in Radiology

Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Analytics are redefining radiology by boosting diagnostic accuracy, streamlining workflows, and introducing predictive insights for patient care. This track covers AI applications that are transforming imaging interpretation, from machine learning algorithms that assist in diagnostics to predictive models that forecast patient outcomes. Attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of how AI is shaping the future of radiology and enabling more precise, proactive healthcare.

Track 13: Telemedicine in Radiology

Telemedicine in Radiology has expanded rapidly, allowing radiologists to provide diagnostic insights and consultations remotely, regardless of geographic barriers. This track delves into advancements in teleradiology platforms, secure cloud-based imaging solutions, and telemedicine’s impact on healthcare accessibility. By attending this track, participants will learn how remote imaging services are improving patient care, particularly in underserved and remote regions.

Track 14: 3D, 4D, and Extended Reality (XR) Imaging Applications

3D, 4D, and XR technologies are pushing the boundaries of radiology, offering immersive visualization and enhanced spatial understanding of complex anatomy. This track showcases applications in pre-surgical planning, medical education, and patient engagement, with a focus on innovative imaging techniques that bring anatomy to life. Attendees will explore how these multi-dimensional tools are transforming diagnostics, training, and patient-centered care.

Track 15: Imaging for Infectious Diseases and Global Health

Imaging for Infectious Diseases plays a critical role in identifying and managing global health threats, from COVID-19 to tuberculosis. This track discusses imaging’s role in pandemic preparedness, infectious disease diagnostics, and public health initiatives worldwide. Learn how advancements in imaging technology support early detection, improve patient outcomes, and aid in addressing healthcare challenges on a global scale.

Track 16: Radiology Informatics and Quantum Imaging

Radiology Informatics and Quantum Imaging are revolutionizing the way radiologists manage data and visualize microscopic details. This track covers cutting-edge informatics platforms, image data integration, and the potential of quantum imaging to achieve unprecedented resolution. Participants will discover how these advancements enhance image analysis, optimize workflows, and lay the foundation for next-generation imaging capabilities.

Track 17: Quality Improvement and Patient Safety in Imaging

Quality Improvement and Patient Safety are essential goals in radiology, where accuracy and patient well-being are paramount. This track explores quality metrics, practice standardization, and innovative safety protocols that improve imaging service delivery. Attendees will gain practical insights into implementing quality initiatives and maintaining safety standards in diverse radiology environments.

Track 18: Radiology Education and Training Innovations

Radiology Education is evolving with digital advancements and hands-on training innovations to prepare the next generation of radiologists. This track highlights simulation-based learning, online education platforms, and new methodologies that enhance knowledge and practical skills. By focusing on education’s future, this track aims to empower radiologists to adapt and excel in a rapidly changing field.

Track 19: Patient-Centered Care and Accessibility in Imaging

Patient-Centered Care in imaging focuses on enhancing the patient experience, from accessible facilities to personalized diagnostics. This track addresses innovations that improve patient engagement and comfort, such as streamlined scheduling, clear communication, and patient education on imaging procedures. Attendees will learn how to make radiology more inclusive and supportive for all patients.

Track 20: Ethical and Legal Challenges in AI for Radiology

With the rise of AI in radiology come unique Ethical and Legal Challenges. This track examines issues of transparency, data privacy, and regulatory compliance surrounding AI-driven diagnostics. Discussions will include best practices for ethically integrating AI into clinical practice, ensuring accountability, and safeguarding patient rights in the digital age.

Track 21: Women in Radiology and Gender Equity

Women in Radiology celebrates the achievements and ongoing contributions of women in the field, highlighting initiatives aimed at gender equity and professional development. This track discusses mentorship programs, leadership opportunities, and policies that support diversity in radiology. Attendees will gain insights into creating an inclusive environment that empowers all radiology professionals.

Track 22: Geriatric Imaging

Geriatric Imaging addresses the specialized needs of aging populations, where unique diagnostic approaches are essential for effective care. This track covers imaging techniques tailored for conditions like osteoporosis, dementia, and chronic illnesses prevalent in elderly patients. Attendees will explore advances in geriatric radiology that support age-specific care and improve diagnostic outcomes for older adults.

Track 23: Emergency Radiology and Trauma Imaging

Emergency Radiology and Trauma Imaging provide life-saving insights in critical care settings. This track highlights rapid imaging protocols, trauma CT advancements, and techniques for assessing acute conditions. Participants will discover how cutting-edge imaging aids in fast, accurate decision-making in emergency and trauma cases, improving outcomes for patients in urgent need.

Track 24: Molecular Imaging and Personalized Medicine

Molecular Imaging is a frontier in personalized medicine, allowing for detailed visualization of biological processes at the molecular level. This track covers applications in cancer diagnosis, targeted therapies, and biomarker research that enable clinicians to tailor treatments to individual patients. Attendees will explore how molecular imaging fosters precision medicine and enhances therapeutic efficacy.

Track 25: Functional Imaging and Neurophysiology

Functional Imaging provides insights into physiological processes within the body, crucial for understanding brain activity, metabolism, and organ function. This track covers advancements in fMRI, PET, and SPECT for applications in neurology and psychiatry, exploring how functional imaging reveals connections between brain networks and aids in treating neurological disorders.

Track 26: Contrast Media and Imaging Agents

Contrast Media play a crucial role in enhancing imaging clarity and diagnostic accuracy. This track discusses advancements in contrast agents, safety measures, and innovative techniques for risk reduction, including methods to prevent contrast-induced nephropathy. Sessions focus on optimizing contrast media usage to improve diagnostic outcomes while maintaining patient safety.

Track 27: Radiology Informatics and Data Science

Radiology Informatics and Data Science offer powerful tools for managing imaging data, supporting image analysis, and enabling predictive insights. This track explores advancements in Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), big data applications, and the integration of data science in clinical practice. Attendees will gain insights into how informatics and data science streamline radiology workflows and enhance decision-making.

Track 28: Global Health Radiology and Imaging for Low-Resource Settings

Global Health Radiology focuses on bridging healthcare disparities by providing accessible imaging solutions for low-resource settings. This track highlights cost-effective imaging devices, radiology training for underserved areas, and international collaborations that improve healthcare access. Attendees will learn about impactful initiatives that bring life-saving imaging services to communities in need.

Track 29: Dental and Maxillofacial Imaging

Dental and Maxillofacial Imaging is essential for diagnosing conditions in the oral cavity, jaw, and facial bones. This track explores 3D imaging, Cone Beam CT (CBCT) applications, and the role of radiology in dental diagnostics, orthodontics, and maxillofacial surgery. Participants will gain insights into imaging techniques that enhance precision in oral and maxillofacial healthcare.

Track 30: Radiology Technologists and Their Evolving Role

Radiology Technologists are instrumental in high-quality imaging and patient care, adapting to new technologies and methodologies in radiology. This track examines the expanding roles of technologists, continuing education opportunities, and advancements in imaging technology. Attendees will discover how technologists are contributing to the future of radiology and enhancing clinical outcomes.

Track 31: Radiology Case Studies and Clinical Reports

Case Studies and Clinical Reports offer invaluable insights into the real-world challenges and solutions in radiology. This track presents noteworthy cases across various specialties, highlighting diagnostic challenges, innovative techniques, and best practices. Attendees will engage with practical examples that provide learning and inspiration for their clinical work.

Market analysis

Radiology Market Overview

The global Radiology Market is set for remarkable growth, expanding from USD 76.42 billion in 2022 to USD 300.51 billion by 2030, driven by innovations in medical imaging and a rising demand for diagnostic and interventional services. The market is growing at a CAGR of 18.76%, fueled by advancements in AI, portable imaging, and cutting-edge diagnostic techniques like MRI, CT, and PET.

Key Drivers of Growth

Technological Advancements: Innovations in imaging technologies, especially AI-powered solutions, are transforming diagnostics.
Medical Tourism: Rising medical tourism in Asia-Pacific is boosting demand for advanced radiology services.
Aging Population: Increasing healthcare needs from aging populations globally are driving market demand.
Expansion of Diagnostic Centers: More state-of-the-art diagnostic centers are improving access to quality healthcare.

Market Segmentation

Services: X-rays, MRI, CT scans, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, and more.
Types: Diagnostic Radiology and Interventional Radiology.
End-Users: Hospitals, Clinics, Diagnostic Centers, and more.

Regional Insights

North America: Leading market with advanced healthcare infrastructure, especially in the U.S.
Asia-Pacific: Fastest-growing region, driven by medical tourism and AI innovations in radiology.
Europe: Steady growth due to strong healthcare systems and an aging population.
Latin America & Middle East: Emerging markets with increased healthcare investments.

Competitive Landscape

Key players include FUJIFILM, General Electric, Siemens Healthineers, Canon Medical, and Philips, all of which are innovating in imaging technology and AI solutions.

Visa and Contact

Visa Assistance for Radiology 2025

Visa applications should be processed through the official channels of your home country. While the conference does not handle visa processing directly, we offer visa support for registered speakers and delegates.

How to Receive Visa Support

Register as a speaker or delegate.
Provide your passport number for document preparation.
We will issue the following documents to support your visa application:

Official Invitation Letter
Visa Support Letter (for academic or conference visa purposes)
Payment Confirmation Receipt

Please ensure you submit your registration and request visa support at least 6-8 weeks before your intended travel date to allow enough time for processing.

Important: The visa support documents do not guarantee visa approval. Visa decisions are made by the relevant authorities.

For assistance, feel free to contact us via WhatsApp at +44 7389 644903.