Teleradiology is the transfer of radiology images, CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound, from the centre where the scan is performed to another reporting location.
The images are reviewed by a radiologist who may not be physically present at the hospital.
This allows the interpretation of imaging studies remotely. It is particularly useful when a sub-specialist opinion is required, for example, in neuroradiology, musculoskeletal imaging, paediatric imaging, or MRI-based evaluation. Reporting can therefore continue outside routine working hours.
CT, MRI, and X-ray studies are transmitted securely to reporting radiologists for interpretation.
These scans help in assessing fractures, tumours, infection, bleeding, vascular blockage, and other structural abnormalities. After review, the radiologist prepares a report which is shared with the treating doctor.
Teleradiology supports routine reporting as well as specialised consultation.
It is also used for academic discussion, second opinions, and training activities through shared digital access to studies.
When a specific subspecialty opinion is needed, the case can be reviewed by a radiologist experienced in that area without requiring patient transfer.
Calibrated diagnostic monitors are used for image review and reporting.
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