At the Annual Radiology Meeting (ARM) 2025 in Dubai, Four distinguished speakers from India — Prof. S. Panneer Selvam, Mr. Aditya Nagrath, Dr. Shashi Shetty, and Ms. Anudeep Kaur — delivered remarkable sessions that highlighted India’s growing contributions to global radiological innovation on Day 1 of the Conference.
Prof. S. Panneer Selvam captivated the audience with two separate presentations, offering insights into the latest technological advancements shaping diagnostic imaging. His topics were:
▪️Conceptual Principles of Photon Counting Detector CT: An Overview of Cutting-Edge Technology ▪️Intra Operative Marvels & Zero Helium Boil-off Innovations: An Overview (focusing on advanced system technology like MRI)
Mr. Aditya Nagrath explored the crucial intersection of technology, ethics, and patient care with two presentations:
▪️Optimizing Acute Stroke Management: From CTA Triage to DSA-Guided Interventions with AI-Powered Safety Protocol ▪️Ethics and Challenges of AI in Radiology Navigating the Future with Responsible Innovation
Dr. Shashi Shetty’s talk on “Smarter Scans, Safer Patients: Integrating AI in Diagnostic Radiology for Radiation Safety” underlined the crucial role of Artificial Intelligence in enhancing radiation safety and patient care quality.
Meanwhile, Ms. Anudeep Kaur’s session on “Deep Learning in Risk Prediction and Detection of Breast Cancer in Dense Tissue” shed light on emerging computational solutions for improving diagnostic accuracy in challenging clinical scenarios.
Together, their sessions reflected India’s leadership in blending cutting-edge physics, AI, and safety protocols to advance the future of radiology.
