Fernando Aparici, Head of the Radiology Department at IMED Valencia, is participating in the 38th National Congress of SERAM

Fernando Aparici Robles, Head of the Radiology Department at IMED Valencia and President of the Valencian Society of Radiology, played a prominent role in the 38th National Congress of the SERAM 2026, held at the Palacio de Congresos de Valencia from May 20 to 23.

The event brought together thousands of professionals linked to medical imaging in the city of Valencia, consolidating its position as one of the most important scientific meetings in the field. In this edition, Dr. Aparici played a particularly significant role as President of the Congress Local Committee, reinforcing the prominence of Valencian radiology in a forum focused on analyzing the main clinical, technological, and organizational advances in the specialty.

During the congress, medical radiology was presented as a key discipline in the transformation of healthcare. Artificial intelligence applied to clinical practice, precision medicine, advanced imaging, interventional radiology, the humanization of care, and the sustainability of the healthcare system were among the central themes of a scientific program designed to address new diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.

In this context, Dr. Aparici emphasized not only the technological nature of the specialty, but also its human dimension. “Technology is very important, but above all, radiology continues to be a deeply human specialty,” he stated during the event, also highlighting the high level of participation in this year’s edition and the presence of both national and international professionals.

The participation of the Head of the Radiology Department at IMED Valencia in this congress also represents recognition of the role that medical imaging plays within the healthcare model of IMED Hospitales. At IMED Valencia, the radiology department is equipped with advanced technology for the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound, and digital radiology, all coordinated with the hospital’s other medical specialties.

Radiology has become a cross-disciplinary specialty that is essential for clinical decision-making and increasingly linked to personalized medicine. Its technological evolution enables more accurate diagnoses, improves treatment planning, and supports more efficient, patient-centered care tailored to each individual.

With the participation of Fernando Aparici Robles at SERAM 2026, IMED Valencia reinforces its commitment to medical innovation, scientific advancement, and professional leadership in a strategic field for the present and future of medicine.