CT University Organises 2nd CME on Medical Imaging
About This Event
CT University successfully organised the 2nd CME and Hands-on Workshop 2026 under the theme “Advancing Medical Imaging: From Image Acquisition to Intelligent Diagnosis.” Organised by the Department of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology, School of Allied & Healthcare, the two-day event brought together eminent radiology experts, healthcare professionals, academicians and students to explore emerging technologies and advancements in medical imaging.
The inaugural ceremony commenced with the traditional lamp-lighting and Saraswati Vandana in the presence of Sardar Charanjit Singh Channi, Chancellor, CT University; Dr. Manbir Singh, Pro-Chancellor; Dr. Nitin Tandon, Vice-Chancellor; Sanjay Khanduri, Registrar; and Er. Davinder Singh, Director, Student Welfare, along with distinguished guests and delegates.
Sardar Charanjit Singh Channi, Chancellor, CT University, remarked, “Medical imaging plays a vital role in modern healthcare, and continuous learning is essential for developing competent healthcare professionals. CT University remains committed to providing students with opportunities that bridge academic knowledge with practical expertise and prepare them for future challenges.”
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Manbir Singh, Pro-Chancellor, CT University, said, “At CT University, we believe that quality education must go beyond theoretical knowledge and focus on practical exposure, innovation and industry-oriented learning. Such academic initiatives empower students with the skills and confidence required to contribute effectively to the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.”
The event featured expert sessions by distinguished professionals from PGIMER Chandigarh, AIIMS Bhopal, Galgotias University, Max Super Speciality Hospital, CMC Ludhiana and other reputed institutions. Discussions covered artificial intelligence in medical imaging, photon-counting CT, radiation safety, CT dose reduction, vascular interventional radiology and emerging diagnostic technologies.
The second day featured a specialised computer-based, case-oriented hands-on workshop titled “From Image to Diagnosis”, facilitated by Abhishek Sehrawat, AIIMS Bhopal, and Dr. Jesna Jacob, Consultant Radiologist, CMC Ludhiana. The workshop provided participants with practical exposure to X-ray and CT image interpretation and clinical case assessment.
Students and healthcare professionals from CT University, GNA University, LLRIMT Jalandhar, Arni University, DMCH and CMC Ludhiana actively participated in the programme. Cultural performances, student activities and innovative model presentations further enriched the event.
The programme was coordinated under the guidance of the university management by Mr. Aadil Rashid Malik, Head, Department of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology and Chief Organising Secretary, along with the organising committee, faculty members and student volunteers.
The successful event reaffirmed CT University’s commitment to experiential learning, academic excellence, technological advancement and strengthening professional competencies in allied healthcare sciences.