Stroke is an absolute medical emergency where every minute counts; “Time is brain” as neuroradiologists say. In most cases, the patient is treated in a neurovascular unit (UNV), specialized in stroke management or in an emergency department.

Teleradiology has evolved from a potential threat to a more widely accepted traditional medical imaging technique and improved access to care for large numbers of patients.

Prostate cancer is the most common and the one that kills the most. There are 1.3 million new cases for the year 2018 worldwide. These high numbers are also the result of increasingly effective screening campaigns.

Breast cancer is the 2nd most common cancer in France in women it even represents 16% of all female cancers in the world which makes it the most common cancer in women.

Imaging is not intended to replace PCR tests for mass detection of infected people. The chest CT scan is rather a second-line option in patients who have been diagnosed or are suspected, with initial or secondary signs of clinical severity and in the context of hospital management and in accordance with recommendations of the SFR (Société Française de Radiologie).

The convergence of reliable artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and the growing bulk of image data have created fertile ground for its use in solving the problems facing radiologists and clinicians.

The finding is unmistakable. Radiologists face great difficulties in carrying out their daily tasks and are finding it increasingly difficult to meet the demands of other clinicians and patients. It is in this challenge imposed on the radiologists that artificial intelligence takes on its full meaning.

Currently progress with the use of new materials and innovative morphological concepts is leading to more favorable clinical outcomes. Digital technological advances openned a space of research and realization that is a field of progress that we must use to improve the fundamental knowledge of osteoarticular structures.