New Trends in Cancer Treatment With Multimodality Imaging Techniques andApplications

Authors

  • Dr Ankit Kumar Faculty of Medical Sciences, The First Hospital of Jilin University, Changchun, Jilin, China, Author
  • Dr Ayesha Rehman Department of Clinical Oncology, Islamabad Medical Research Centre, Islamabad, Pakistan Author
  • Dr Muhammad Taha Malik Department of Clinical Oncology, Islamabad Medical Research Centre, Islamabad, Pakistan. Author
  • Dr Sanduni Jayasinghe Department of Internal Medicine, Colombo South Teaching Hospital, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Author
  • Dr Nirmal Perera Department of Internal Medicine, Colombo South Teaching Hospital, Colombo, Sri Lanka Author
  • Dr Farhana Rahman Department of Dermatology, Dhaka Institute of Medical Sciences, Dhaka, Bangladesh Author
  • Dr Arif Chowdhury Department of Dermatology, Dhaka Institute of Medical Sciences, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63163/jpehss.v3i4.877

Keywords:

Advanced Cancer Care, Multimodality Imaging, Image Processing, Diagnosis And Therapeutics, Radiomics, Artificial Intelligence, Precision Oncology Imaging-Guided Therapy

Abstract

Advances in multidisciplinary imaging have revolutionized the early detection, management, and treatment planning of cancer. This review focuses on the fusion of imaging with cross- disciplinary technologies, such as radiomics and artificial intelligence (AI), that collectively help provide a full characterization of tumor properties. The combination of imaging with laboratory results, genomic findings, and clinical data may facilitate accurate staging and patient-centered treatment allocation. Therapeutic and screening programs guided by images have shown significant potential to reduce mortality and treatment toxicities. This review emphasizes the need for academia, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries to collaborate synergistically in order to continually introduce new developments in cancer imaging. Future progress in the interdisciplinary combination of imaging science and technological development will further geometrically enhance our diagnostic potential, therapeutic control efficacy, the oncological patient’s tolerance, and treatment outcomes for cancer disease processes, with AI-guided techniques increasingly becoming a core contributor to improved precision oncology, along with better overall patient care.

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Published

2025-12-31