RSNA opens registration for 2020 online meeting

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Jul 22, 2020
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RSNA has opened registration for the 106th edition of its annual meeting, which will be held as an all-virtual event from November 29 to December 5.

Under the theme "Human Insight/Visionary Medicine," RSNA is positioning the virtual format as allowing thousands of attendees to experience the RSNA meeting "in a new and exciting way" from the comfort of their homes or offices.

In addition to a large catalog of interactive science and education offerings, RSNA 2020 will include the Case of the Day challenge, the "Fast 5" short-form presentations on radiology research, and image interpretation sessions. It will also include a virtual version of the conference's plenary sessions.

The conference will also include a virtual technical exhibition and an exclusive channel of exhibitor and corporate programming, as well as an hour a day dedicated to industry across all programming channels.

Registration for RSNA 2020 is free for RSNA members; nonmembers can register for early-bird pricing through October 1. Registration is available on the RSNA's website.

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