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What Will Radiology Look Like in 2017?
Diagnostic Imaging's editorial board predicts the future.
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Presenting the Diagnostic Imaging editorial board’s annual predictions for the near future of radiology.Some expect big changes to the field, while others predict the status quo and increased hype. What do you think is in store for radiology in 2017? Tell us in the comments section below.
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