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  • RSNA 2013

  • The Most Important Exhibition for Your Company

  • Promote, demonstrate and sell your products at the premier
    medical event of the year.      

    - Nearly 36% of professionals come from outside North America
    - Attendees spend an average of 12.2 hours in the exhibit halls
    - 71% of professionals attend to see new products and developments
    - 79% of attendees have a role in purchasing

    Review the resources below or contact us with any questions.

    		  

  • Future Exhibitor Resources

  • RSNA 2013

    Technical Exhibit Space Application

    Submit your application by April 26 to be included in first round space assignments

    RSNA 2013

    Rules and Regulations

    Complete rules and regulations for exhibiting at RSNA 2013

    RSNA 2013

    Booth Types

    A variety of exhibit booths are available to accommodate your company’s needs

    RSNA 2013

    Important Dates & Deadlines

    List of all the upcoming dates and deadlines for your participation

    RSNA 2013

    Contractor Services

    Information regarding your installation, drayage and exhibitor rights

    RSNA 2013

    Past Exhibitors

    Review a comprehensive list of exhibiting companies who participated in 2012

    RSNA 2013

    Space Assignment Process

    Learn how the exhibit space assignment process works for RSNA Technical Exhibitions

    RSNA 2013

    Booth Rates

    Find out the associated fees with renting an exhibitor booth

    RSNA 2013

    2012 Registration Summary

    Professional, guest and exhibitor registration figures from the 2012 Annual Meeting

    RSNA 2013

    Floor Plan 

    Start planning by viewing the 2013 Floor Plans

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