This “Book of Abstracts” showcases the tireless efforts and dedication of healthcare professionals, researchers, and academics who have contributed to the advancement of evidence-based healthcare and radiology in Uganda. Their groundbreaking work has yielded a rich harvest of abstracts that encapsulate their ongoing research, innovative methodologies, and significant findings. Each abstract represents a piece of the intricate puzzle that is Uganda’s healthcare landscape.

1. Radiology, ultrasound and artificial intelligence; where do they meet?
2. Computed tomography and histopathological correlative imaging of lung cancer in Uganda
3. Emerging innovations in health informatics for medical imaging
4. Correlation between clinical and brain computed tomography findings of stroke patients: A cross‐sectional study
5. High frequency of cardiovascular abnormalities in chest x-rays in Ugandan children hospitalised with severe Pneumonia
6. Paediatric Computed Tomography diagnostic reference levels for head and neck tumours at Uganda Cancer Institute
7. Leveraging Self-Regulatory Quality Improvement System (SQIS) to Enhance Quality in Radiology and Beyond
8. Computed Tomography requisitions among children and young adults in a limited resource setting: Are we doing it right
9. Quality Assurance in medical Imaging; the role of students
10. Application of Health Informatics in Radiology (Imaging Informatics): Role of the Radiologist.
11. Justification and Related Doses for Adult Paranasal CT Examination at Mengo Hospital, Kampala Uganda
12. Diagnostic accuracy of chest ultrasound scan in the diagnosis of childhood tuberculosis
13. Adult Computed Tomography Examinations in Uganda: Towards determining the National Diagnostic Reference Levels.
14. National Diagnostic Reference Levels for digital diagnostic and screening mammography in Uganda
15. Determinants of Abnormal Cranial Ultrasound Scan Findings Among Neonates with Low Fifth Minute APGAR Score at Kawempe National Referral Hospital
16. Long term knowledge retention of limited obstetric ultrasound scanning skills among trained midwives in Mpigi district
17. Brain magnetic resonance imaging findings among children with epilepsy in two urban hospital settings, Kampala-Uganda: a descriptive study
18. Unilateral Congenital Pulmonary Hypoplasia: A Rare Cause of Severe Respiratory Distress in a Three-Weeks-Old Neonate
19. Adaption of Clinical imaging referral guidelines in Africa: where are we in Uganda?
20. Client Satisfaction with Medical Imaging Services at Ernest Cook Ultrasound Research and Education Institute-Mengo Hospital
21. Accuracy of chest ultrasound in diagnosing pneumonia in pediatric patients at Mulago National Referral Hospital, Kampala, Uganda
22. Significance of Quality Assurance/ Quality Control (QA/QC) of Equipment in Diagnostic Radiology
23. Accuracy of chest ultrasound in diagnosing pneumonia in pediatric patients at Mulago National Referral Hospital, Kampala, Uganda
24. Advancing Radiation Shielding in Low- Income Countries; Introducing Motorless Technology for Making Barium Bricks as a Cost-Effective and Environmentally Friendly Solution
25. Appropriateness of Head Computed Tomography Scan in Mild Traumatic Head Injury Among Adult Patients in Mulago National Referral Hospital Kampala.
26. Prediction of endometrial receptivity in vitro fertilization using machine learning models at Bethany Women’s and Family Hospital.
27. Biliary Atresia is associated with polysplenia and situs inversus on Ultrasound, A case Report study.