MEDICAL IMAGING AND RADIOLOGY REPORTS

Aims and Scope

The journal welcomes high-quality submissions, including original research articles, reviews, case reports, technical notes, and imaging studies across the following areas:

• Diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, and radiation oncology

• Imaging modalities: MRI, CT, PET, ultrasound, X-ray, hybrid imaging systems

• Advances in molecular and functional imaging

• Imaging biomarkers and radiomics

• Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning in radiology

• Computer-aided diagnosis and image analysis

• Contrast agents and imaging protocols

• Radiation safety, dosimetry, and medical physics innovations

• Imaging in oncology, neurology, cardiology, musculoskeletal, and pediatric care

• Clinical case series and image-based teaching reports

• Emerging technologies in 3D/4D imaging, virtual reality, and tele-radiology

Why Publish with MIRR?

• Global Visibility – Open access ensures wide dissemination to radiologists, clinicians, researchers, and academic institutions worldwide.

• Rigorous Peer Review – A double-blind peer review system guarantees fairness, accuracy, and scientific integrity.

• Rapid Publication – Accepted manuscripts are published online quickly, ensuring timely access to discoveries.

• Interdisciplinary Focus – Bridges radiology with computer science, oncology, neurology, and other clinical specialties.

• Cutting-Edge Technology – Showcases AI-driven tools, radiomics, and novel diagnostic workflows.

• Author Benefits – Authors retain copyright under Creative Commons licensing, ensuring maximum reuse and citation.

• Diverse Content Formats – Supports publication of high-resolution imaging datasets, multimedia, and technical case notes.

Editorial & Ethical Standards

MIRR upholds international publishing standards, following the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and ICMJE guidelines. All articles are evaluated for originality, quality, and ethical compliance, ensuring reliability and credibility in medical imaging research.