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Supriya Gupta¹, Elizabeth M Johnson², Justin G Peacock³

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing radiology by integrating mobile devices into imaging workflows. This technology enhances daily practice, education, research, and patient engagement in medical imaging.

Keywords:

Internet of things IoT-based radiology Mobile applications radiology

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Area of Science:

Medical Imaging Technology
Digital Health Innovations

Background:

Radiology is inherently linked to internet technologies, with a significant increase in internet-based applications in healthcare.
The integration of mobile devices and the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming medical imaging workflows.
IoT-enabled technology is shifting healthcare towards personalized systems, driven by the proliferation of smartphones and wearable devices.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the role of IoT in daily radiology imaging workflow.
To explore current and potential future applications of IoT in radiology.
To examine the impact of IoT on radiology education, research, and patient engagement.

Main Methods:

Review of current internet-based applications in radiology.
Discussion of IoT integration in imaging workflows.
Analysis of mobile device utilization in radiology.

Main Results:

IoT facilitates seamless integration of internet-based applications in radiology.
Mobile devices and IoT enhance daily imaging workflows and personalized healthcare.
IoT impacts radiology education, research, and patient engagement.

Conclusions:

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a key driver in the evolution of radiology.
Integration of IoT and mobile devices offers significant potential for improving radiology practice, education, and patient care.
Future applications of IoT in radiology are expected to further personalize and advance medical imaging.