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IRIA – ICRI Outreach Programme 2026 – Beyond Grayscale

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (Rajasthan State Chapter) organized another academic session under the IRIA – ICRI Outreach Programme banner. Formally centered on the medical theme “Beyond Grayscale,” the conference was designed to enhance diagnostic expertise with a heavy emphasis on advanced Doppler ultrasound techniques for clinical practitioners. The single-day academic gathering was conducted on Sunday, 23rd August 2026, starting in the late afternoon at 04:30 pm. To ensure broad educational accessibility, delegate registration was offered free of charge, though completing registration in advance remained mandatory for all attendees. The event was organized with the support of its official event partner, Mindray.

The proceedings and academic sessions took place at 5 Flowers Ananta Elite, situated at SP-3 Chambal Industrial Area near the New Bus Stand in Kota, Rajasthan. The selected venue provided a professional setting for regional radiologists to connect, share insights, and discuss complex diagnostic challenges. Beyond the educational environment of the hotel conference halls, the host city of Kota provided an accessible central hub for medical practitioners arriving from across the state.

The event featured a well-structured scientific programme running continuously through the late afternoon and evening. Formal operations began with delegate registration between 04:30 pm and 05:00 pm. The academic presentations initiated from 05:00 pm to 05:30 pm with a dedicated lecture on “Splenoportal doppler,” presented by a local hospital consultant radiologist from Kota. The second academic segment ran from 05:30 pm to 06:00 pm, offering practical guidance on “Fetal Doppler simplified,” led by a consultant radiologist and fetal medicine center director based in Jaipur. Following this, a senior consultant radiologist and clinic director from Bhilwara conducted two consecutive talks: the first from 06:00 pm to 06:30 pm covering “Upper limb arterial Doppler,” followed by a second session from 06:30 pm to 07:00 pm addressing “Scrotal Doppler – Torsion and beyond”. The scientific agenda formally wrapped up from 07:00 pm onwards, transitioning directly into the inaugural ceremony and a networking dinner.

The planning and seamless delivery of the programme were made possible by a dedicated committee working alongside regional coordinators and state leadership. The direct organizing team featured the Patron of the State IRIA Outreach Program, the President and Secretary of the State IRIA Rajasthan, State Outreach Program Coordinators, and designated Local Coordinators in Kota. Institutional guidance and organizational oversight were provided by the complete Rajasthan Chapter’s Executive Body, including the President, President Elect, Past President, Vice Presidents, Joint Secretaries, Treasurer, Central Council Members, and State Executive Members.

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IRIA Rajasthan Chapter – CME on Fetal Imaging 2026

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA), Rajasthan Chapter, organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on the theme “Fetal Imaging” on 9 August 2026 at Hotel Sagar Palace, Bikaner. The programme was designed as an academic and knowledge-sharing initiative focusing on various important aspects of fetal imaging and antenatal ultrasound. Registration for the CME was free but mandatory.

The scientific programme covered a wide range of topics related to the systematic evaluation of the developing fetus. The sessions included detailed discussions on the normal four-chamber view of the fetal heart, abnormal cardiac chamber views and evaluation of the cardiac outflow tracts, providing insights into the role of ultrasound in assessing fetal cardiac anatomy. The programme also addressed the comprehensive evaluation of fetal limbs beyond femur length, highlighting the importance of detailed fetal anatomical assessment.

Further sessions focused on the evaluation of the fetal face, NT/NB scan and beyond, and abnormalities of the fetal brain. These topics provided a broad perspective on fetal imaging and the identification and evaluation of various anatomical findings during pregnancy. The programme was structured to encourage academic learning and discussion around contemporary approaches to fetal ultrasound and imaging.

The CME provided a valuable platform for members of the radiology and medical fraternity to enhance their knowledge, exchange clinical perspectives and engage in focused academic discussions on fetal imaging. With its comprehensive scientific programme covering fetal cardiac, skeletal, facial and neurological assessment, the event reflected the importance of detailed and systematic imaging in prenatal evaluation. The programme also included an inauguration, High Tea, felicitation and networking opportunities, followed by dinner.

Hosted by the Department of Radio-Diagnosis, Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner, in association with the Bikaner Chapter of IRIA, the CME represented an important academic initiative under the Rajasthan Chapter of IRIA. The event contributed to continuing professional education while providing an opportunity for participants to come together for learning and knowledge exchange in the specialised field of fetal imaging.

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RAJIRIA 2026 – 33rd Annual State Conference of IRIA Rajasthan Chapter

The Indian Radiological & Imaging Association (IRIA), Rajasthan State Chapter is proud to announce the 33rd Annual State Conference – RAJIRIA 2026, one of the most prestigious academic gatherings for the radiology and medical imaging fraternity in the state. It gives us immense pleasure to invite your esteemed organization to partner with us and participate in this landmark event, which will be held on 19th & 20th December 2026 at the Rajasthan International Centre (RIC), Jaipur.

RAJIRIA 2026 is expected to bring together more than 400 delegates, including renowned radiologists, imaging specialists, academicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, postgraduate students, and industry leaders from Rajasthan and across India. The conference will provide a dynamic platform for the exchange of scientific knowledge, presentation of cutting-edge research, discussion of emerging trends, and exploration of the latest technological innovations shaping the future of diagnostic and interventional radiology.

The two-day scientific programme will feature keynote lectures by eminent experts, panel discussions, interactive case-based sessions, workshops, oral and poster presentations, and opportunities for professional networking. Delegates will have the opportunity to engage with distinguished faculty members, exchange ideas with peers, and gain valuable insights into the latest advancements in medical imaging and radiological practice.

RAJIRIA 2026 also offers an excellent opportunity for healthcare companies, medical equipment manufacturers, pharmaceutical organizations, technology providers, and service partners to showcase their products, innovations, and solutions before a highly specialized audience. Through exhibition stalls, sponsorship opportunities, and direct interaction with decision-makers and healthcare professionals, participating organizations can strengthen their brand visibility, build strategic relationships, and contribute to the advancement of radiology and patient care.

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We cordially invite your esteemed organization to become a valued partner in RAJIRIA 2026 and join us in making this prestigious conference a grand success. Your participation and support will play a significant role in fostering scientific excellence, promoting innovation, and strengthening collaboration within the radiology community.

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IRIA and ICRI Present the 17th Certificate Course in Fetal Radiology and Genetics

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) in association with the Indian College of Radiology and Imaging (ICRI) is proud to present the 17th Certificate Course in Fetal Radiology and Genetics (CCFRG) 2026, a prestigious academic programme dedicated to advancing specialized knowledge in fetal imaging and prenatal genetics. Organized under the inspiring theme “Mission – Our IRIA: Learning is Lifelong”, the course will be conducted in the beautiful city of Udaipur, Rajasthan, at Hotel Golden Tulip through two comprehensive modules scheduled from 25–27 September 2026 and 27–29 November 2026. The programme has been designed to provide practicing radiologists with an exceptional opportunity to gain advanced expertise in one of the fastest-growing subspecialties of radiology.

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ICRI–IRIA Resident Education Program (IREP) 2026

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) in collaboration with the Indian College of Radiology and Imaging (ICRI) and the IRIA Rajasthan Chapter is delighted to announce the ICRI–IRIA Resident Education Program (IREP) 2026, a comprehensive two-day academic programme scheduled for 25th and 26th July 2026. The event will be organized in association with Ananta Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center Rajsamand and hosted by the Department of Radiodiagnosis at the institute. Guided by the inspiring theme “Mission – Our IRIA: Learning is Lifelong”, the programme aims to strengthen academic excellence while preparing postgraduate residents for clinical practice and professional examinations.

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IRIA – ICRI OUTREACH PROGRAMME – BODY IMAGING

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (Rajasthan State Chapter) successfully organized the academic IRIA – ICRI Outreach Programme. Centered exclusively around the theme of Body Imaging, the event provided focused, high-yield educational content for all participating medical professionals. The conference took place on Saturday, 11th July 2026, commencing in the evening at 06:00 pm. Registration for the programme was provided free of charge to ensure wide access, though prior registration was mandatory for delegates. The initiative was co-presented and supported by official event partner Mindray.

The core scientific proceedings took place in the Auditorium of the J Watumull Global Hospital and Research Centre in Mount Abu, Sirohi District, Rajasthan. Following the completion of the academic sessions, attendees gathered for a formal networking dinner hosted at Siddhant Villa, a local home stay bungalow in Mount Abu. The overall event itinerary also highlighted opportunities for Mount Abu sightseeing, allowing visiting participants to experience local cultural landmarks, scenic lakes, and historic architecture.

The structured scientific programme featured a lineup of specialized presentations delivered across the evening. Operations began with delegate registration from 06:00 pm to 06:30 pm. The academic lineup opened from 06:30 pm to 07:00 pm with a lecture titled “USG Thorax: Beyond Pleural Effusion,” delivered by the Secretary of the State IRIA Rajasthan. The medical focus then shifted to obstetric radiology from 07:00 pm to 07:30 pm with a detailed presentation on the “Role of Doppler in Fetal Imaging”. The formal academic proceedings concluded between 07:30 pm and 08:00 pm with an interactive presentation on “Interesting Radiology Cases” led by the Program Coordinator, encouraging practical case-based discussion prior to dinner.

The successful execution of this outreach initiative was led by a dedicated organizing committee alongside the broader state executive body. Key organizing leadership included the Patron of the State IRIA Outreach Program, the President and Secretary of the State IRIA Rajasthan, the Program Coordinator, and several supporting outreach coordinators. Governance and institutional backing were provided by the Rajasthan Chapter’s Executive Body, incorporating the current President, President Elect, and Past President. Administrative support was further rendered by Vice Presidents, Joint Secretaries, the Treasurer, as well as various Central Council Members and State Executive Members whose joint efforts ensured the smooth execution of the event.

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Concepts In Radiodiagnosis, Conference 2026

The IRIA Rajasthan State Chapter Concepts In Radiodiagnosis, Conference was successfully organized on Sunday 14th June 2026 from 09:00 AM to 04:45 PM at the prestigious Rajasthan International Centre, Jaipur. The conference brought together eminent radiologists, medical professionals, academicians and postgraduate students on a common platform to discuss the latest advancements and evolving concepts in the field of Radiodiagnosis.

The scientific programme was designed with the objective of enhancing clinical knowledge and providing valuable insights into contemporary imaging practices. The conference featured an impressive blend of didactic lectures, expert panel discussions, interactive quiz sessions and presentations by renowned national faculty who shared their expertise and experience in various domains of diagnostic imaging.

The event focused on strengthening the understanding of core concepts in Radiodiagnosis while highlighting recent developments in imaging technology, interpretation techniques and clinical applications. The sessions encouraged meaningful interaction between delegates and faculty members allowing participants to gain practical knowledge and improve their diagnostic approach.

A major attraction of the conference was the participation of national faculty members who delivered highly informative lectures covering important topics in radiology. Their academic contributions provided delegates with updated perspectives and evidence-based learning opportunities.

The panel discussions offered an engaging platform where experts discussed challenging cases, recent trends and practical solutions related to radiological diagnosis. These interactive sessions enabled participants to exchange ideas and understand different approaches followed in clinical practice.

The quiz session added an element of academic excitement and encouraged active participation among delegates. It helped assess knowledge, promote learning and create a healthy competitive environment among radiology professionals.

The conference was also accredited for RMC Credit providing an opportunity for registered medical professionals to earn educational credits while participating in this valuable academic programme.

The IRIA Rajasthan State Chapter Concepts In Radiodiagnosis Conference 2026 reflected the commitment of the association towards continuous medical education and professional development. The event successfully combined academic excellence with collaborative learning and contributed towards advancing the field of Radiodiagnosis in Rajasthan and beyond.

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SHAKTI – The Women’s Wing of IRIA presents PRE ECLAMPSIA IMAGING WEBINAR

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA), Rajasthan Chapter – Shakti Women’s Wing is organizing an academic webinar on the important topic “Pre-Eclampsia Imaging” with the aim of promoting knowledge exchange and professional learning among radiologists and healthcare professionals. The program focuses on the evolving role of imaging techniques in the diagnosis, risk assessment and management of pregnancy-related complications.

Pre-eclampsia is a significant maternal health concern that requires early identification and appropriate monitoring. Through this webinar, IRIA Rajasthan State Chapter aims to create awareness about the importance of timely imaging evaluation and the contribution of radiology in improving maternal and fetal outcomes.

The scientific session will emphasize the importance of ultrasound screening in the first trimester for identifying patients at risk of developing pre-eclampsia. Early imaging assessment plays an important role in providing valuable information for better clinical decision-making and appropriate pregnancy management.

The webinar will also highlight the role of uterine artery Doppler studies during the second and third trimester for risk stratification and monitoring of fetal growth restriction. These advanced imaging techniques help clinicians assess placental function and fetal well-being during pregnancy.

This academic initiative by the Shakti Women’s Wing of IRIA Rajasthan reflects the association’s commitment towards continuous medical education and professional development. It provides a valuable platform for radiologists to discuss recent advancements, share experiences and enhance their understanding of obstetric imaging practices.

The session will feature expert speakers who will share their knowledge and experience in the field of fetal and maternal imaging. The interactive discussion following the lectures will encourage participation and exchange of ideas among professionals.

Under the leadership of the IRIA Rajasthan State Chapter office bearers and the dedicated efforts of the Shakti Committee and Raksha Committee, this webinar aims to strengthen academic collaboration and promote excellence in radiological practices.

Through such educational programs, IRIA Rajasthan continues its mission of advancing imaging sciences and supporting healthcare professionals in delivering accurate diagnosis and improved patient care through modern radiological techniques.

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Outreach Programme – CME, Jodhpur (Head to Toe MRI)

CME on “Head to Toe MRI – A Complete Diagnostic Journey”

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) Rajasthan State Chapter successfully organized an Outreach Programme CME on the topic “Head to Toe MRI – A Complete Diagnostic Journey” on Sunday, 24th May 2026 at the Council Hall, Dr S N Medical College, Jodhpur.

The scientific programme was conducted from 03:00 PM to 08:00 PM and witnessed participation from eminent radiologists, medical professionals and imaging specialists from across Rajasthan. The CME was designed with the objective of enhancing knowledge and understanding of advanced MRI techniques and their role in comprehensive patient diagnosis.

The theme “Head to Toe MRI – A Complete Diagnostic Journey” highlighted the importance of MRI as a powerful non-invasive diagnostic modality covering a wide spectrum of clinical applications from neurological imaging to musculoskeletal, abdominal, pelvic and whole-body assessments. The programme focused on recent advancements in MRI technology, improved imaging protocols and interpretation skills required for accurate diagnosis.

The scientific sessions were delivered by experienced faculty members who shared their expertise on various aspects of MRI including evolving techniques, clinical approaches and practical case-based learning. The discussions provided valuable insights into the selection of appropriate MRI protocols and the interpretation of complex imaging findings.

The CME also served as an excellent platform for interaction among radiologists and healthcare professionals. Participants actively engaged in discussions and exchanged their experiences regarding challenges faced in day-to-day imaging practices.

The Outreach Programme reflected the commitment of IRIA Rajasthan State Chapter towards continuous medical education and professional development. Such academic initiatives play an important role in improving diagnostic accuracy and strengthening the knowledge base of imaging professionals.

The event concluded with an appreciation of the faculty members and participants for their valuable contribution towards making the CME a successful academic gathering. The programme further strengthened the spirit of learning collaboration and excellence in the field of radiology.

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IRIA – ICRI Outreach Programme, Ajmer on Body Imaging

The Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA), in collaboration with Indian College of Radiology and Imaging, organized an Outreach Programme on the theme “Body Imaging” on 22nd February 2026 at Ajmer.

This program was aimed at enhancing the knowledge and practical skills of radiologists and imaging professionals in the field of body imaging. It included expert-led lectures, hands-on workshops, and interactive discussions, focusing on recent advances and modern imaging techniques.

The outreach initiative provided a valuable platform for academic exchange, skill development, and professional interaction, particularly benefiting young radiologists and residents. It also reflected IRIA and ICRI’s commitment to continuous medical education, dissemination of updated radiological practices, and improvement of healthcare standards in regional areas.

Overall, the Ajmer Outreach Programme on Body Imaging played an important role in promoting clinical excellence, updated diagnostic approaches, and collaborative learning in radiology.

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