What were the main technology trends at RSNA 2022?

Published: December 15, 2022 In The News

15th December 2022 – Steve Holloway featured in Aunt Minnie

When it comes to stark challenges facing radiology in a post-COVID world, there are three substantial issues:

A global shortage of radiologists, technicians, and imaging service-line personnel
Increasing demand for imaging services, especially outside of the hospital
Inefficient and siloed informatics systems

All were evident at the recent RSNA meeting. The congress provided a hint of the cutting-edge future of radiology. But, in reality, new advanced imaging modality and informatics products exclusive to the 2022 show were relatively thin on the ground.

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What were the main technology trends at RSNA 2022?

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