6th International Conference on
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging

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6th International Conference on Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging

May 18–19, 2026 | London, United Kingdom | Hybrid Event

Medical imaging continues to redefine how diseases are detected, interpreted, and managed. Radiology 2026 is designed as a focused international forum where scientific discovery, clinical application, and imaging innovation intersect.

Built around the theme “Where Diagnostic Insight Meets Imaging Excellence,” the conference showcases advancements across radiology and diagnostic imaging through expert keynotes, research presentations, clinical case discussions, and interactive sessions. The program encourages knowledge exchange that supports accuracy, efficiency, and improved patient outcomes.

Radiology 2026 invites radiologists, clinicians, researchers, imaging professionals, and industry partners to share findings, engage in meaningful dialogue, and build collaborations that extend beyond the conference. With flexible onsite and virtual participation, the event offers an inclusive global experience from the heart of London.

Be part of the conversation shaping the next chapter of diagnostic imaging.

About

Why Radiology Matters Today: From Images to Clinical Decisions

In the modern healthcare landscape, Radiology is the pivotal link connecting diagnosis and life-saving treatment. This conference is dedicated to exploring the critical role of diagnostic imaging—not just as a collection of pictures, but as the foundation of precise, patient-centric clinical decisions. Join us to understand how the speed and accuracy of imaging impact every facet of medicine.

What Makes This Conference Distinct?

Radiology 2026 isn't just another lecture series. We have meticulously crafted an experience focused on application, integration, and the future of imaging technology.

Learning Designed for Real-World Practice

Our curriculum is built around practical, high-yield information you can implement immediately in your practice.

Core Tracks

• Advanced Cross-Sectional Imaging: Mastering complex protocols in CT and MRI for neurology, body, and musculoskeletal systems.
• The Power of Ultrasound: Updates on elastography, contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS), and its increasing utility in emergency medicine.
• Interventional Radiology: Next-Generation Procedures: Focus on minimally invasive tumor ablation, advanced embolization techniques, and pain management.

Key Thematic Sessions

1. AI and Workflow Optimization

• Topic: Leveraging Machine Learning for Automated Prioritization and Quality Assurance.
• Goal: Reduce reporting turnaround time and minimize diagnostic errors.

2. Radiology in the Era of Personalized Medicine

• Topic: Radio genomics: Using Imaging Phenotypes to Predict Treatment Response in Oncology.
• Goal: Move beyond basic diagnosis to contribute valuable prognostic information.

3. Mastering the Communicative Report

• Topic: Structured Reporting: From Data Dump to Clinical Guidance.
• Goal: Learn how to write reports that are clear, concise, and immediately drive the next clinical action.

Who Should Attend?

This conference is essential for any professional seeking to stay at the forefront of diagnostic and interventional imaging:

• Diagnostic Radiologists
• Interventional Radiologists
• Radiology Residents and Fellows
• Referring Physicians
• Radiology Technologists and Administrators

Instructions & Sessions

Submit Your Abstract – Radiology 2026

Join the global radiology community and showcase your work at the 6th International Conference on Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging, May 18–19, 2026 | London, UK | Hybrid Event.

Your Contribution Matters

• Original Research: Share new findings, clinical studies, or innovative imaging research.
• Educational Demonstrations: Present practical, interactive learning on advanced imaging techniques or technology.
• Clinical Case Discussions: Highlight rare, complex, or thought-provoking cases that inspire learning.

How to Submit

• Online: Upload your abstract on the Radiology 2026 website (max 2 MB).
• Email: Send your completed template to radiology@pulsusforums.com.

All abstracts are reviewed by the scientific committee, and acceptance is communicated in 2–3 days. Ensure your registration is complete to be included in the program.

Need Help?

Questions or issues? Contact us at enquiries@pulsusforums.com. We’re here to guide you and celebrate your contribution to the future of radiology.

Radiology 2026 – Conference Sessions

Session 1: General Radiology

Session 2: Advanced Diagnostic Imaging

Session 3: Interventional Radiology Techniques

Session 4: Ultrasound Applications and Innovations

Session 5: CT Imaging and Multislice Technology

Session 6: Doppler and Ultrasound Imaging

Session 7: X-ray Imaging and Digital Radiography

Session 8: Nuclear Medicine & PET Scanning

Session 9: Neuroradiology Approaches

Session 10: Cardiovascular Imaging Solutions

Session 11: Breast Imaging Advances

Session 12: Musculoskeletal Radiology

Session 13: Pediatric Radiology Insights

Session 14: Emergency and Trauma Imaging

Session 15: Abdominal Imaging Techniques

Session 16: Thoracic and Pulmonary Imaging

Session 17: Oncologic Imaging Developments

Session 18: artificial intelligence in radiology

Session 19: Radiomics and Predictive Imaging Strategies

Session 20: Radiology Informatics and PACS Management

Session 21: clinical radiology case reports

Session 22: Future Trends and Innovations in Radiology

Related Conferences:

Radiology 2026 | Radiology Summit 2026 | Oncology 2026 | Pediatric Imaging Conferences | Ultrasound Conferences | MRI Conferences | RSNA 2026 | European Congress of Radiology | International Radiology Meetings | MICCAI 2026 | Mammography & Breast Imaging Conferences | Cancer 2026 | London | UK

Partnering Organizations:

American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) | British Institute of Radiology (BIR) | Asia-Pacific Radiology Society (APRS) | European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology (ESSR) | International Radiology Society (ISR) | Society of Radiographers (SoR) | Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR) | World Pediatric Imaging Federation (WPIF) |

Prominent Journals:

American Journal of Roentgenology | European Journal of Radiology | Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging | Radiology & Diagnostic Journal | Clinical Radiology Journal | RSNA Publications | Investigative Radiology Journal | Journal of Radiological Practice & Research | Journal of Vascular & Interventional Imaging | Pediatric Imaging Journal | Diagnostic Radiology Updates |

Relevant Professional Societies:

Society for Cardiovascular CT Imaging (SCCT) | European Imaging and Radiology Society (EIRS) | Society for Ultrasound in Radiology (SRU) | American Society of Emergency Radiology (ASER) | International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology (ISUOG) | Pediatric Imaging Society of Europe (PISE)

Market Analysis

1. Global Radiology Market Overview

• The global radiology market continues to expand significantly, driven by rising healthcare spending, aging populations, increasing incidence of chronic diseases (e.g., cancer), and demand for early diagnosis.
• Radiology is not just about diagnostic imaging—it includes interventional procedures that are growing due to minimally invasive treatment preferences.

 2. Market Size & Growth Projections

 By Segment

a) Overall Radiology Market

• The broader global radiology sector, including diagnostic and interventional radiology, is projected to reach USD ~300+ billion by 2030 with a strong growth trend through the decade.

b) Radiology Information Systems (RIS)

• A key segment (software & workflow) was valued at ~USD 839.5M in 2024 and is forecast to grow to ~USD 933M in 2026. Technology adoption (cloud, AI) is a major driver.

c) AI in Radiology

• The AI in radiology market is accelerating with estimates predicting near ~USD 990M in 2026, on a path to multi-billion by 2035 (CAGR ~24.6%).
• Another report projects AI-assisted radiology could grow to ~USD 46.6B by 2035 (CAGR ~33%), reflecting strong long-term tech demand.

d) Digital Radiology

• The digital radiology segment itself is forecast to expand steadily, although with a more moderate CAGR (~3–4%) toward 2032.

e) Teleradiology

• Teleradiology was valued at ~USD 6.7B in 2025 and is expected to roughly double by 2030 (CAGR ~14%).

3. Growth Drivers in 2026

Technology Innovation

• AI & Machine Learning: Major catalyst—improving diagnostic accuracy, workflow efficiency, and report turnaround. Radiology will continue integrating AI tools as standard practice, not replacement of radiologists.
• Cloud & Digital Platforms: Cloud-enabled radiology and integrated digital systems expand interoperability and scalable operations.

Rising Demand

• Chronic Diseases & Aging Population: Increased incidence of cancer, neurological and cardiovascular diseases drives use of imaging like MRI, CT, and PET.
• Focus on Early Diagnosis: Healthcare systems globally emphasize early detection and personalized care, increasing demand for advanced imaging.

Operational Pressures

• Radiologist shortages in many regions fuel outsourcing, teleradiology adoption, and workflow automation.

4. Regional Dynamics

North America

• Continues to lead with the largest share in both diagnostic imaging and technology adoption (AI, RIS, PACS).

Europe

• Strong healthcare infrastructure investment. Workforce shortages are increasing reliance on private and outsourced radiology services. (e.g., NHS X-ray outsourcing trend)

Asia-Pacific

• Fastest growth trajectory, propelled by expanding healthcare access, private diagnostic chains, and rising imaging penetration in India, China, and Southeast Asia.

India (Example)

• Diagnostic and radiology services are witnessing double-digit growth with increased penetration of Tier-2/3 markets and insurance-linked utilization.

 5. Segment Trends in 2026

6. Challenges

• High capital costs for advanced imaging equipment. Global Growth Insights
• Data security & compliance with digital and cloud systems. Mordor Intelligence
• Talent shortages persist, increasing reliance on teleradiology and AI support roles. Mordor Intelligence

7. Strategic Opportunities

• AI Partnerships & Platforms – Collaborate with AI vendors to adopt decision-support analytics.
• Cloud & RIS Integration – Move from legacy to interoperable systems.
• Teleradiology Expansion – Serve remote markets and cross-border reporting.
• Interventional Imaging Assets – Invest where non-invasive procedures reduce patient risk and cost.