2023–2024 ACR Call for Nominations

The College Nominating Committee is pleased to announce the opening of this year’s Call for Nominations, seeking candidates for election and/or selection for April 2024. Deadline to apply is Dec. 6, 2023. Apply today »
PP&TS 2023 Field Review is Open

Last Chance to Comment

October 6 is your last chance to comment on the 2024 Practice Parameters & Technical Standards.

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ACR 2024 Virtual Meeting March 12 & 14. Practice Parameters & Technical Standards Virtual Meeting

PPTS Virtual Meeting

Join us for the ACR®️ Virtual Meeting to review 2024 PP&TS documents, March 12 and 14, 7–9:30pm ET.  Learn more
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ACR Files Amicus Brief in Texas No Surprises Act Case

Medical groups urge federal court to protect patient access through fair reimbursement. Learn more »
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Your 2024 Membership Is Ready to Renew

Your ACR®️ membership empowers you with the forward-thinking radiology support you need to perform at your peak. Renew your 2024 membership and discover resources, build your network and proactively strengthen your practice. Renew today »

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ACR Case In Point


Test your clinical knowledge with the daily Case in Point program, which gives you the opportunity each weekday to work through a subspecialty case.

CASE OF THE DAY

A 71-year-old man with a history of coronary artery disease (CAD) status post-cardiac stenting and transcatheter aortic valve replacement presents with a high-grade right carotid artery stenosis on routine carotid ultrasound (US). Subsequent computed tomography angiography (CTA) is performed to confirm the internal carotid artery stenosis.

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