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Intelerad will showcase acquisitions, innovative imaging solutions, and cloud technology at RSNA21, offering in-person and virtual sessions from Nov. 28–Dec. 2 at McCormick Place, Chicago.
RSNA21 is the 107th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America. The event runs Nov. 28–Dec. 2 in Chicago and features a hybrid format with in-person exhibits and virtual, live-streamed sessions for remote attendees, including several live-streamed events sponsored by Intelerad.
Visit booth #6115 on Level 3 of the North Hall at McCormick Place. Attendees can explore product demos, attend theater sessions, and learn about Intelerad’s latest acquisitions, cardiovascular solutions and enterprise imaging innovations.
Map and details: www.intelerad.com/rsna-21/booth/
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RSNA’s Virtual Product Theater will feature Intelerad’s webinar, “Medical Imaging Management Platform Empowers Enterprise-Wide Collaboration” on Nov. 29, presented by subject matter expert Tara Martyres.
Whether in person or online, RSNA21 offers insights into digital transformation in healthcare, cloud-based imaging, and AI-driven workflows. Intelerad’s sessions provide actionable strategies for improving interoperability and patient care.
Visit www.intelerad.com/rsna-22 or rsna2021.rsna.org for full event details.
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