05/05/2026
The first day of SCISRT 2026, organized by the Indian Society of Radiographers and Technologists Chandigarh Chapter, commenced with great enthusiasm on 01 May 2026 at PGIMER, Chandigarh.
The event began with a formal inauguration ceremony, followed by the commencement of scientific sessions, where eminent experts delivered insightful talks, contributing to academic excellence and knowledge exchange.
The distinguished dignitaries present on the occasion includeds Dr. Paramjit Singh, Head of Department, Radiodiagnosis, PGIMER Chandigarh, Dr. Akshay K. Saxena, Professor, Department of Radiodiagnosis, PGIMER Chandigarh, Dr. S. C. Bansal, Member, NCAHP, Mr. Mohan Bhagwat, President, ISRT India, Mr. Suresh Malayyath, General Secretary, ISRT India
And other respected faculty members across India.
The conference proceedings were initiated with a warm welcome and briefing by Mr. Sushil Kashyap, Faculty , Department of Radiodiagnosis, PGIMER Chandigarh who highlighted the objectives and significance of SCISRT 2026.
A devotional Saraswati Vandana was gracefully performed by students of BMRIT, PGIMER Chandigarh, setting a positive and traditional tone for the event. This was followed by a vibrant cultural program, also presented by the students, showcasing their talent and enthusiasm.
Further, Mr. Aditya Nagrath, President of ISRT Chandigarh Chapter, formally welcomed all delegates and participants.
Mr. Gopi Chand Dobhal, General Secretary of ISRT Chandigarh Chapter, provided an overview of the ISRT and its ongoing initiatives.
The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Amit Kumar, expressing gratitude to all dignitaries, speakers, delegates, and organizers for their valuable contributions toward the success of conference..
A major highlight of Day 1 was a comprehensive hands-on workshop organized by the Department of Radiodiagnosis, PGIMER Chandigarh. This workshop is being recognized as one of the first of its kind in India, offering an integrated platform for real-time practical training on advanced radiological technologies.
The workshop provided participants with direct exposure to state-of-the-art imaging equipment, including advanced X-ray systems, mammography units, DEXA units, and critical care applications in CT imaging, which are crucial for managing emergency and critically ill patients.
In addition to equipment-based learning, the workshop also demonstrated the use of various phantoms and specialized tools employed for quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) in radiology departments. Participants gained valuable insights into maintaining imaging accuracy, patient safety, and adherence to regulatory standards.
The interactive nature of the workshop allowed delegates to engage closely with experts, enhancing their practical skills, technical competence, and clinical understanding. This initiative significantly contributed to bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world radiological practice.
The first day of SCISRT 2026 successfully set a strong academic, technical, and cultural foundation for the upcoming sessions, marking a promising start to the conference.
