Teleradiology refers to the transmission of radiological images like CTs, digitized X-rays, and MRIs from one location to another.

Teleradiology refers to the practice of a radiologist interpreting medical images while not physically present in the location where the images are generated.

Scans like CTs, MRIs, and X-rays can be effectively and easily transferred to eminent radiologists in various locations for a detailed report. The radiologist will review and interpret your scan and prepare a report.

Teleradiology is particularly useful when sub specialty reporting is required. Radiologists who have an expertise in specialties such as neuroradiology, oncology imaging , musculoskeltal expert etc can be consulted easily for quick and effective treatment.

Images can be effectively sent elsewhere within the same country or anywhere across the world. It helps with diagnosis and frequently helps with getting a second opinion .

A majority of teleradiologists do their work from home and work for several different teleradiology companies. This saves much of routine travel time of radiologist from going home to imaging centers.

Teleradiology improves rural area care so that patients of these areas get the best treatment possible.

• Minimum Turnaround time for reporting of scans.
  The turnaround time of reporting is minimal, which helps in faster diagnosis .

• Critical Findings
  The tele-radiology team monitors real-time critical findings of CT/ MRI/ X-ray modalities and the same is informed to referring physicians. The reporting standards followed aide in accurate diagnosis, which further helps in quicker and better treatment.

• 24 x 7 Service
  The tele-radiology provides round-the-clock services.

• Patient care is improved by teleradiology by making it possible for radiologists to provide their services without needing to be in the same location as the patient. However, teleradiology makes it possible to have access to trained specialists on a 24/7 basis.