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RSNA Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting
The world's leading radiology forum, showcasing advanced medical imaging technologies and clinical AI applications.
- When
- November, Late November
- Where
- Chicago, United States
- Format
- Hybrid
- Organiser
- Radiological Society of North America
- Region
- North America
- Scale
- About 40,000 attendees
- Founded
- 1915
The briefing
The RSNA Annual Meeting is the preeminent forum for radiology and medical imaging, traditionally held at McCormick Place in Chicago. It blends an exhaustive academic scientific program with a massive commercial exhibition of imaging hardware and software. In recent years, it has become the ground zero for health AI, featuring a dedicated AI Showcase where hundreds of machine learning startups demonstrate clinical algorithms. For healthtech investors and operators, it is the crucial event for assessing the commercial viability of computer aided triage and diagnostic tools.
What to expect
- Unveiling of high end MRI, CT, and ultrasound hardware
- Clinical trial results for medical imaging artificial intelligence models
- Software integration solutions for PACS and enterprise imaging networks
- Debates on the ethical deployment and reimbursement of AI in radiology
Who is in the room
Radiologists, medical physicists, imaging department directors, healthcare AI developers, and hardware manufacturers.
Background
The Radiological Society of North America held its first annual meeting in 1915. It has grown to become one of the largest medical conventions in the world, serving as the launchpad for historic imaging breakthroughs like CT scans, MRI, and digital radiography. Over the past decade, it has evolved into the most significant commercial arena for clinical artificial intelligence.
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