Librarian guide

Our librarian guide connects you and your institution to the most current radiologic research and education information. Explore resources, products and services connected to our five online, peer-reviewed journals.

Not sure which journal suits your institution best? Take advantage of the free trial offer for each journal.

Need more information or have a question? Please contact us at customerservice@rsna.org or call 877-776-2636 in the U.S. and Canada or 630-571-7873 outside the U.S. and Canada.

radiology

RSNA’s premier publication

Published regularly since 1923, Radiology features the most current, clinically relevant and highest quality research in the field of radiology. Every month, Radiology publishes peer-reviewed, timely clinical research in an online format. Plus, you’ll find authoritative reviews, editorials and commentaries, as well as experimental studies. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to Radiology.

Radiology At-a-Glance

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The Radiology Legacy Collection is an electronic archive of Radiology issues that date back to the journal’s debut in 1923, featuring articles up to 2019. See the evolution of radiologic science from the beginning, including historical images and vintage advertisements.

The Radiology Legacy Collection is free to RSNA members and non-member individual subscribers with an active subscription. Institutions may purchase the Radiology Legacy Collection for a fee.

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RadioGraphics

Diagnostic radiology journal

Launched in 1981, RadioGraphics is our primary education journal. Published online, each issue features articles focused on a variety of radiologic subspecialties, including imaging physics, informatics, and diagnostic imaging. Plus, each issue includes continuing medical education opportunities to promote lifelong learning. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to RadioGraphics.

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The RadioGraphics Legacy Collection is an electronic archive of RadioGraphics issues dating back to the journal’s debut in 1981. Featuring diagnostic radiology articles up to 2019, the RadioGraphics Legacy Collection also includes access to an archive of single-topic monograph issues and curated study guides.

The RadioGraphics Legacy Collection is free to RSNA members and non-member individual subscribers with an active subscription. Institutions may purchase the RadioGraphics Legacy Collection for a fee.

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Radiology

radiology

RSNA’s premier publication

Published regularly since 1923, Radiology features the most current, clinically relevant and highest quality research in the field of radiology. Every month, Radiology publishes peer-reviewed, timely clinical research in an online format. Plus, you’ll find authoritative reviews, editorials and commentaries, as well as experimental studies. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to Radiology.

Radiology At-a-Glance

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Radiology Legacy Collection

The Radiology Legacy Collection is an electronic archive of Radiology issues that date back to the journal’s debut in 1923, featuring articles up to 2019. See the evolution of radiologic science from the beginning, including historical images and vintage advertisements.

The Radiology Legacy Collection is free to RSNA members and non-member individual subscribers with an active subscription. Institutions may purchase the Radiology Legacy Collection for a fee.

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RadioGraphics

RadioGraphics

Diagnostic radiology journal

Launched in 1981, RadioGraphics is our primary education journal. Published online, each issue features articles focused on a variety of radiologic subspecialties, including imaging physics, informatics, and diagnostic imaging. Plus, each issue includes continuing medical education opportunities to promote lifelong learning. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to RadioGraphics.

RadioGraphics At-a-Glance

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RadioGraphics Legacy Collection

RG legacy logo

The RadioGraphics Legacy Collection is an electronic archive of RadioGraphics issues dating back to the journal’s debut in 1981. Featuring diagnostic radiology articles up to 2019, the RadioGraphics Legacy Collection also includes access to an archive of single-topic monograph issues and curated study guides.

The RadioGraphics Legacy Collection is free to RSNA members and non-member individual subscribers with an active subscription. Institutions may purchase the RadioGraphics Legacy Collection for a fee.

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Subspecialty journals

RSNA's bimonthly, subspecialty journals cover the topics of AI, cardiothoracic imaging and cancer imaging.

Ai

Machine learning medical journal

Launched in January 2019, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence focuses on the application of emerging tech in radiology. Topics include the impact of AI on diagnostics and patient care, AI’s role in radiology education, and the ethical implications that AI presents in the medical field. This publication is available online and is free for active RSNA members.

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Cardiorathic imaging

Cardiothoracic medical journal

Launched in April 2019, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging features advances in medical imaging that drive cardiothoracic medicine. Published online, this journal includes a mix of research and topical reviews. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription.

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Imaging

Interdisciplinary radiology journal

Launched in September 2019, Radiology: Imaging Cancer focuses on cancer screening, differential diagnosis and treatment planning. Featuring studies and an interdisciplinary perspective on cancer screening, the mission of this journal is to keep physicians and researchers informed about the emerging science in their respective subspecialties. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to this online publication.

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Radiology: Artificial Intelligence

Ai

Machine learning medical journal

Launched in January 2019, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence focuses on the application of emerging tech in radiology. Topics include the impact of AI on diagnostics and patient care, AI’s role in radiology education, and the ethical implications that AI presents in the medical field. This publication is available online and is free for active RSNA members.

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Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging

Cardiorathic imaging

Cardiothoracic medical journal

Launched in April 2019, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging features advances in medical imaging that drive cardiothoracic medicine. Published online, this journal includes a mix of research and topical reviews. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription.

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Radiology: Imaging Cancer

Imaging

Interdisciplinary radiology journal

Launched in September 2019, Radiology: Imaging Cancer focuses on cancer screening, differential diagnosis and treatment planning. Featuring studies and an interdisciplinary perspective on cancer screening, the mission of this journal is to keep physicians and researchers informed about the emerging science in their respective subspecialties. Active RSNA members receive a free subscription to this online publication.

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Pricing information

Institutional subscription pricing is based on institution type and size. To request a new or renewal quote, please contact license@rsna.org or one of our territory sales managers:

Barbara Walker
bwalker@rsna.org
Manager: Journal Sales — U.S., Canada, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Thailand

Margarita Wind
mwind@rsna.org
Manager: Journal Sales for international territory not listed above

To streamline the quote process, please provide the following information in your request:

  • Type of institution (e.g. academic, hospital, research institute, corporate, etc.)
  • Name and full address of institution
  • Institution website
  • Total number of FTEs (full-time employees) and number of relevant FTEs/users
  • Number of sites, if multiple
  • Full name and address of each site and corresponding number of beds for hospitals
  • IP ranges (required for online access)
  • Titles requested
  • Anticipated subscription/license start date
  • Indicate if quote request is for a renewal or a new subscription/license (please provide the account ID for renewal quotes)
Mission-based pricing

RSNA offers flexible pricing, supporting the Society’s mission and the mission of our institutional subscribers. We follow a hybrid business model, which supports traditional subscriptions and open access publishing. RSNA does not charge author publication fees and our subscription fees offset costs of peer-reviewing publishing. Read and Publish agreements are available to all institutions and include open-access publishing and reading rights to RSNA’s five journals.

Mission-based pricing is based on the following mission types:

Academic

RSNA offers subscriptions to meet the needs of all academic institutions. If there are multiple institutions or additional user needs, RSNA requires the full institution name, address, research level, type of academic institution, Ringgold ID number (if available) and web address for each participating institution with a description of each user base and additional access rights requested. Also, please indicate if there is a single signatory party for the agreement or if each member institution must be a signatory. RSNA will use this information to determine the appropriate prices based on our subscription model. RSNA will use the number of sites included in the license to determine the level of “site discounts” a licensee will receive. The more sites you have, the greater your discount.

Hospital

RSNA offers subscriptions to single site hospitals and medical centers as well as licenses for hospital systems, medical centers with multiple locations, and multiple outpatient clinics. If there are multisite user needs, RSNA requires that you provide the full institution name, address and bed count for each participating hospital. Please indicate if there is a research facility within a hospital. Also, please indicate if there is a single signatory party for the agreement or if each member hospital/site must be a signatory. RSNA will use this information to determine the appropriate prices based on our subscription model.

RSNA will use the number of sites included in the license to determine the level of “site discounts” a licensee will receive. The more sites you have, the greater your discount.

Public/not-for-profit

Government agencies, publicly funded research institutes, research facilities, and state and national libraries can license RSNA journals. RSNA will analyze the institution’s mission and determine scope of access. This is why RSNA generally asks for the number of sites looking to gain access and the total number of full-time employees (FTEs)—even though most may not access online journals—to determine the size of the organization.

Because RSNA recognizes that it is unfair to base pricing completely on the size of an organization, especially if most employees will not use content, we ask for the number of relevant FTEs (rFTEs). We then determine the ratio of rFTEs to FTEs. The smaller the number of rFTEs in comparison to all FTEs, the larger the discount—up to 85% off the price. RSNA will use the number of sites included in the license to determine the level of “site discounts” a licensee will receive. rFTEs are defined as staff, faculty, researchers, consultants in the fields of radiology, oncology, nuclear medicine, cardiac radiology, computed tomography and any other imaging related staff.

Please note: RSNA does not offer licenses to societies/associations at this time.

Corporate

RSNA offers corporate licenses to corporations and private practices. To prepare a quote, we will analyze the mission of the organization to determine how closely it aligns with RSNA’s own mission and determine scope of access. RSNA requires the number of FTEs and the number of rFTEs to determine pricing.

Because RSNA recognizes it is unfair to base pricing completely on the size of an organization, especially if most employees will not use content, we ask for the number of rFTEs. We then determine the ratio of rFTEs to FTEs. The smaller the number of rFTEs in comparison to all FTEs, the larger the discount—up to 85% off the price.

RSNA will use the number of sites included in the license to determine the level of "site discounts" a user will receive. As an incentive to get all sites to license in a single contract, the more sites you have, the greater the discount.

Guidelines and services

By reading Radiology, RadioGraphics, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging, and Radiology: Imaging Cancer articles, institutional subscribers agree to the following RSNA institutional subscription terms of use (PDF).

Open access

RSNA supports open access publishing by offering gold and green OA options. In addition to that, Read & Publish agreements are available to interested institutions for all five RSNA journals. The Read & Publish agreements are based on a flexible model designed to encourage authors to publish original research under the CC BY license and unlimited reading access to RSNA’s journals.

View a list of currently participating institutions.

Pay-per-view

For those without a subscription, the RSNA journal pay-per-view feature allows access to any article(s) from Radiology, Radiology Legacy Collection, RadioGraphics, RadioGraphics Legacy Collection, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging or Radiology: Imaging Cancer. To purchase access to an article, click on the full-text HTML or PDF version of the article. The site will then prompt you to purchase using a credit card. The fee will be deducted in U.S. dollars only and charged to your credit card at the appropriate exchange rate set by your financial institution.

Available pay-per-view options:

  • 24-hour access to one article: $30
  • 30-day access to entire Radiology Legacy Collection: $75
  • 30-day access to entire RadioGraphics Legacy Collection: $75

Article reprints

To order reprints (print and/or digital) of journal articles, email reprints@rsna.org. Minimum order for print reprints is 15 copies. For a single reprint of an individual article for personal, scholarly use only, contact the corresponding author or access the online version of the article through RSNA.org and print the PDF file.

Permissions

For information on obtaining permission to reuse figures, tables or text from Radiology, RadioGraphics, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging, Radiology: Imaging Cancer, RSNA News and other RSNA publications, please see permissions and rights.

Archiving

Radiology, RadioGraphics, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence, Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging and Radiology: Imaging Cancer are processed and available to libraries for preservation in Portico. This system provides an electronic archive for all RSNA content and also provides perpetual access to this content. Learn more about Portico. The institution must contact Portico directly to obtain an agreement for this service.

Orders and payment

Orders may be sent to the following:

RSNA Subscriptions
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Oak Brook, IL 60523

Payments may be made by check (in U.S. currency and drawn on a U.S. bank), credit card or wire transfer. All payments must be made in U.S. currency. RSNA does not charge sales tax; however, subscribers may be responsible for taxes as specified in their country of residence.

Wire payments for subscription orders may be sent using the following bank information. Please note that there is a $30 service fee for all wire transfer payments, which should be added to the amount being paid.

Bank name: JP Morgan Chase
Address: 10 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL 60603
Account #: 4184254
ABA #: 071000013
Swift code: CHASUS33

Questions regarding subscription orders and payments may be sent to customerservice@rsna.org.

Please note: For security reasons, credit card payments should not be sent via email.

Journal packages

RSNA offers packages for all five journals, which provide subscribers with significant savings (as an alternative to separate title subscriptions). To ensure that a package discount is applied, orders must clearly specify which journal packages are being requested. Any orders received for journals separately will be processed at full price.

Cancellation policy

Cancellation of RSNA journals is accepted within 90 days of the order. All refunds will be prorated to the date of the cancellation notice.

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