A Comparison Of Reading CT MRI Among Indian And International Student – A Picture Survey

In the course of the most recent 40 years a variety of imaging modalities has been built up that has improved the generally existing adaptable X-ray creating gear and film utilized in traditional picture creation. Thus CT and MRI interpretation skills are required.To assess the radiographs interpretation skills of Indian and International medical students. A questionnaire was prepared and circulated online through google forms link to a sample of 300 students in total from both Indian and international students. The collected data was analyzed in SPSS and graphs were obtained, which has a dependent variable like age and an independent variable as CT reading skills, the results showed that both groups of students were having a basic knowledge of CT and MRI, but comparatively international students have interpreted more accurately. This study concludes that there is awareness up to a certain extent among Indian students on the interpretation of CT and MRI. Many measures like including more portions based on radiography in the curriculum and more practical interpretation sessions can be done to result in increasing the awareness about the topic. However, more research on this topic is warranted for a better understanding.