The role of imaging technologies in healthcare is of outstanding significance, as these tools fundamentally contribute to the early diagnosis of diseases and effective treatment. In many areas of modern medicine, imaging is essential, whether it concerns cancer, cardiovascular issues, or musculoskeletal disorders. However, the quality of healthcare depends not only on technological equipment but also on the geographical distribution of available tools. Imaging devices, such as CT and MRI, face various challenges not only due to their number but also because of their geographical location. In some areas, there is a dramatic shortage, while in others, these tools are abundantly available. This uneven distribution raises numerous problems that affect…