Important Dates for RSNA 2016
- July
27
RSNA Online Program Opens - November
5
Increased Registration Fee Applied, $150 for most categories - October
1
Deadline for Professional Attendee Badge Mailing - November
27 – December 2
102nd Scientific Assembly & Annual Meeting - November
4
Final Discounted Registration Fee and Housing Deadline at 5:00 PM CT
New for 2016!
Expanded Virtual Meeting
Register for the RSNA 2016 Virtual Meeting, now featuring 20% more content, extended access, CME credit for live sessions—plus a limited number of CME programs on demand! Catch select courses either live or on demand for CME credit, 60+ courses live for CME credit or on demand for no credit—plus scientific presentations, educational exhibits and Cases of the Day. Continue to enjoy programming beyond the meeting dates with extended access through December 23 at 4 pm CT.
Deadline for Professional Badge Mailing
Badge materials will be mailed to all professional attendees registered by October 1. For registrations processed after October 1, badges will be available for pickup at McCormick Place. Together, we can save some trees and reduce the number of duplicate badges we print to replace ones lost in the mail or forgotten at home. And, you’ll have one less thing to pack as you head out the door!
Special Interest Session: High Impact Clinical Trials
Abstracts Due August 1
RSNA 2016 will host a High Impact Clinical Trials (HICT) Special Interest Session, featuring the latest cutting-edge science and research. This session will provide a forum for practice-changing clinical research with the goal to present the most significant work in radiology today. Abstracts will be accepted through August 1. They should focus on primary endpoints of a trial, including new data or secondary analyses of a trial where the primary data has been previously presented, a new registry or new data/analysis from a registry, or the latest and hottest findings in translational imaging sciences that have immediate clinical implications. Submitted abstracts may also be considered for simultaneous online publication in Radiology. Click here for more information and abstract submission form »
Pricing Valid Through November 4
| Registration Categories | Annual + Virtual Meeting Package * | Annual Meeting Only | Virtual Meeting Only |
| RSNA/AAPM Member | $100 | Free | $100 |
| RSNA Member-in-Training | $25 | Free | $25 |
| RSNA Student Member | $25 | Free | $25 |
| Non-Member Student | $300 | Free | $300 |
| Non-Member Resident/Trainee | $500 | $200 | $300 |
| Radiology Support Personnel | $500 | $200 | $300 |
| Non-Member Physician/Physicist | $1,200 | $900 | $300 |
| Hospital or Facility Executive | $1,200 | $900 | $300 |
| Industry Personnel | $1,200 | $900 | $300 |
| One-day Technical Exhibits Only | $625 | $325 | $300 |
*Register for the RSNA Annual + Virtual Meeting Package and get access to both the physical meeting at McCormick Place and the Virtual Meeting. This package gives you the maximum flexibility by providing live access to all sessions at RSNA 2016, plus 80+ Virtual sessions available either live or on demand.
Plenary Sessions
Opening Session Lectures
"Hope, Hype, and Harm as Medicine Enters the Digital
Age: Lessons From (and For) Radiology"
Robert M. Wachter, MD
San Francisco, CA
“When Machines Think: Radiology's Next Frontier”
Keith J. Dreyer, DO, PhD
Boston, MA
RSNA 2016 Distinguished Honorees
Gold Medalists
Paul J. Chang, MD
Chicago, IL
Burton P. Drayer, MD
New York, NY
Robert J. Stanley, MD
Birmingham, AL
Honorary Members
Carlo Bartolozzi, MD
Pisa, Italy
Luis Donoso-Bach, MD
Barcelona, Spain
Osamu Matsui, MD
Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan
Outstanding Educator
Kirsten K. DeStigter, MD
Burlington, VT
Outstanding Researcher
Clifford R. Jack Jr., MD
Rochester, MN
The Netherlands Presents:
RSNA welcomes attendees from The Netherlands to RSNA 2016, offering special
programming, recognition, and benefits.
Featured Session
Advances in Neuro-degenerative and Neuro-vascular
Diseases
- Prediction
of Dementia Based on Population Imaging: The Rotterdam Scan Study
- Hemodynamic
Contributions to Age-Related Cognitive Decline: The Heart-Brain Connection
- High-Resolution
Brain Imaging in Old Age: Experiences in the Virtual Institute of Seven
Tesla Applications
- Mr.
Clean and Follow-Up Results
Monday, November 28
10:30 AM-12 NOONSpecial Recognition for The Netherlands Attendees
Receive a special ribbon for your badge at this session with
opening remarks by RSNA President Richard L. Baron, MD
Featured Throughout the Week
Learn About the Radiology Community in The Netherlands
Visit the Nederlandse Vereniging vood Radiologie
(NVvR/Radiological Society of the Netherlands) booth to learn about the
radiology community in The Netherlands.
The Netherlands Exhibitors
Visit The Netherlands exhibitors throughout the exhibit
halls to experience the latest products and innovations.
- Forcare
Holding BV
- Philips
Healthcare
- Prodrive
Technologies
The Turkey Presents:
RSNA welcomes attendees from Turkey to RSNA 2016, offering
special programming, recognition, and benefits. Last year, RSNA attracted more
than 200 attendees from Turkey alone, included among 11,000 international
attendees from throughout the world. Don’t miss this unique event honoring
radiology in Turkey.
Featured Session
The Meaning of Evolution for Radiology and Advances in
Neuroradiology
- The
Meaning of Evolution for Radiology and Medicine by Turkish Society of
Radiology President Tamer Kaya, MD
- Hemodynamic
Basics Governing Endovascular Treatment of Intracranial Aneurysms by Civan
Iskak, MD
Tuesday, November 29
10:30 AM-12 NOONSpecial Recognition for Turkish Attendees
Receive a special ribbon for your badge at this session with
opening remarks by RSNA President Richard L. Baron, MD
Featured Throughout the Week
Visit the Turkish Society of Radiology (TSR) booth to learn
about the radiology community in Turkey.
Turkish Exhibitor
Visit Turkuaz Medikal Kozmetik Dis Tic Ltd Sti on the
technical exhibit floor.
