Biomedical Imaging Advancements Take Centre Stage At International Symposium

Dhaka Hosts 38th National Ultrasonography Conference

  • BMU VC highlighted continuous technological training and academic excellence as foundational pillars for precision healthcare and modern ultrasonography services.
  • The 38th National Conference and Workshop by BSU brought together over 200 sonologists under the theme 'Ultrasound First, Ultrasound Last'.
  • Global and regional biomedical federations collaborated to explore advanced ultrasound

Dhaka Hosts 38th National Ultrasonography Conference
Sep 11, 2026 12:58

DHAKA: Emphasizing continuous academic research, biomedical instrumentation, and technological training in diagnostic imaging, the 38th National Conference and International Workshop of the Bangladesh Society of Ultrasonography (BSU) was inaugurated on Friday, September 11, 2026, at a five-star hotel in Dhaka. The scientific convention was convened under the theme "Ultrasound First, Ultrasound Last."

Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh Medical University (BMU) Professor Dr. F M Siddiqui graced the inaugural session as chief guest. Director General of the Directorate General of Health Education Professor Dr. Nazmul Hossain attended as special guest. The session was presided over by BSU President Professor Dr. Raihan Hussain. Following the opening assembly, dedicated scientific tracks and international workshops commenced in partnership with the World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology and the Asian Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology.

Addressing the gathering, Professor Dr. F M Siddiqui noted that advanced ultrasonography functions as an indispensable biomedical imaging modality in rapid disease detection and clinical workflows. He underlined that maintaining diagnostic precision requires continuous hands-on training on digital imaging gear alongside formal academic advancement. He observed that integrating technical insights from international delegates will empower local clinical practitioners, bio-engineers, and researchers to deliver advanced imaging standards across domestic healthcare pipelines.

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n his presidential address, Professor Dr. Raihan Hussain stated that since its establishment in 1989, BSU has spearheaded ultrasonography training through its six specialized regional institutes. He added that introducing advanced clinical and imaging engineering curricula in collaboration with institutions such as BMU remains an urgent structural priority to maintain quality benchmarks.

BSU Vice-President and Director of the National Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (NINMAS) Professor Dr. A. K. M. Fazlul Bari stated that more than 200 registered sonologists across Bangladesh gathered alongside international specialists representing Vietnam, Pakistan, India, and Sri Lanka.

The ceremony was also addressed by former Chairman of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission Professor Dr. M A Karim, BSU Founding President Professor Dr. Fawzia Moslem, Director (Center of Education) of the World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Professor Dr. Kanu Gopal Bala, BSU Vice-President Professor Jasmine Ara Haque, and Secretary General Professor Dr. Shankar Kumar Biswas. BSU Treasurer Dr. Md. Abdur Rashid delivered the vote of thanks.
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