ASNR 2014 Registration Brochure

Dear ASNR Members, Visitors, andNeuroscience Colleagues:It is my pleasure to invite you to the ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting inMontréal, Québec, Canada, from May 17-22, 2014. President-Elect andProgram Committee Chair, Gordon K. Sze, MD, FACR has planned anexceptional Symposium and Annual Meeting. The 2014 venue, the Palais descongrès de Montréal is truly incredible. Located in the heart of the vibrant andlively downtown Montréal, the Palais is only a few short blocks from the businessdistrict, Old Montréal, Le Quartier des Spectacles and our 2014 headquarters hotel, theHyatt Regency-Montréal.The Foundation of the ASNR Scientific Symposium 2014: Inflammatory and Infectious Diseases,will explore the role of inflammatory diseases and infections in neurological disease such asstroke, epilepsy, neurodegenerative diseases, and tumors, as well as applications of advancedimaging techniques. This year two symposia will run simultaneously on the same topic: one on basicsciences and one on clinical issues.The 52 nd Annual Meeting will provide informative updates on general Neuroradiology and showcase specialtyprogramming from the ASFNR, ASHNR, ASPNR, ASSR, and SNIS. As always, the heart of the meeting will bethe invited lectures, original presentations, scientific posters, and educational exhibits. In addition this year wewill host four (4) research work groups and two (2) fMRI Workshops.There will be approximately 48.00 hours of continuing medical education credit available (See pages 4 and 5for details), including ten (10) Self-Assessment Module (SAM) Sessions. We will again feature valuable non-CME “How-To Sessions” sponsored by our commercial partners, updating you on the capabilities and use oftheir hardware and software.I am also delighted to introduce a new feature that will include two Mini-Symposia, one on Stroke and one onTumors. These one-day symposia will feature expert speakers giving short talks on the imaging of stroke andtumors. And, la piece de resistance, will be our annual oration presented by Nobel Laureate Dr. Stanley Prusiner.Among its most valuable functions, the Annual Meeting will be the ideal opportunity to stay connected withfriends and colleagues and get the latest in brain, spine, and head imaging. We all look forward to a greatmeeting and to seeing you in Montréal!Mauricio Castillo, MD, FACRASNR President2

ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting & The Foundationof the ASNR Symposium 2014The ASNR Executive Committee invites you to participate in our 52 nd Annual Meeting, May 17-22, 2014.Our meeting venue for the week is the beautiful Palais des congrès de Montréal in Montréal, Québec,Canada. The Palais des congrès de Montréal is a convenient location and provides easy access to ourHeadquarter’s hotel, the Hyatt Regency-Montréal and our overflow hotel, Le Westin Montréal. Locatedin the heart of the vibrant and lively downtown Montréal, the Palais is only a few short blocks fromthe business district, Old Montréal, and the Quartier des Spectacles.Highlights• Two (2) One Day Mini Symposia: One MiniSymposium on Tumors – Tuesday, May 20,2014 and One Mini Symposium on Stroke– Thursday, May 22, 2014• Two (2) separate weekend Symposia in2014, one academic and research orientedand one, a new educational course,concurrent with the first• Ten (10) Self-Assessment Module (SAM)Session Programming throughout the week• Advanced Imaging Seminar Programming• How-To Sessions with expanded “Hands-On” experiences with fMRI and DTI• Socioeconomic Programming and CSI:Montréal (Computer Sciences andInformatics Programming)• Sessions in collaboration with SFNR,ESNR, AOSNHNR, and SILAN• Young Professional Programming• Case of the Day (Monday, May 19, 2014- Wednesday, May 21, 2014)• Earn approximately 48 credit hours ofContinuing Medical Education (CME) hours• Make sure you register to attend theAnnual Meeting Opening Reception withour exhibitors on Monday, May 19, 2014• Technical Exhibition (Monday, May 19,2014 - Wednesday, May 21, 2014)The Nobel Prizein Medicine RecipientDr. Stanley B. PrusinerKeynotes ASNR 2014Our Keynote Speaker this year is Dr. Stanley Prusiner, aname that is, I am sure, familiar to nearly all of you. Dr.Prusiner is Director of the Institute for NeurodegenerativeDiseases and Professor of Neurology at the University ofCalifornia, San Francisco.Although he has won innumerable important scientificawards, the award for which Dr. Prusiner became ahousehold name is, of course, the Nobel Prize in Medicine,which he received in 1997 for his discovery and work onprions, infectious proteins that are formed when normalcellular proteins acquire an altered shape. The concept ofinfectious proteins, as well as the idea that single proteinscould exist in multiple biologically active shapes orconformations, was highly controversial at the time. Hisearly work centered around specific diseases, in particular,kuru and Jakob Creutzfeldt disease. However, he hassince extended his theories to some of the mostwidespread diseases in our society, the neurodegenerativediseases of Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease,and some forms of frontotemporal dementia and ALS.Dr. Prusiner has predicted a prion etiology for thesecommon degenerative diseases based on his discoverythat prions can assemble into amyloid fibrils.Food Service:• Saturday & Sunday: ASNR will provideMorning & Afternoon Beverage Breaks.Breakfast & Lunch on own• Monday through Thursday: ASNR willprovide Morning & Afternoon Breaks,Breakfast, and Lunch• New in 2014: Food Vouchers will be given toASNR attendees Monday - Thursday forBreakfast and LunchRegistration Fee also includes:• ASNR Annual Meeting Proceedings onThe Cloud• Food Service• Annual Meeting Opening Reception withTechnical Exhibitors on Monday EveningFurther work integrating Dr. Pruisner’s work withneuroimaging will be explored in the Keynote session.Recent studies have used fMRI to compare atrophypatterns in several neurodegenerative diseases withhealthy resting-state networks, showing that proteindeposition diseases appear to target large-scale brainnetworks. These results support a transneuronal spreadhypothesis, as would be typical of prion related diseases.Gordon K. Sze, MD, FACRASNR 2014 Program Chair and President Elect3

The Foundation of the ASNR Symposium 2014Scientific SymposiumSaturday, May 17 • 8:00am–5:30pm andSunday, May 18 • 7:30am–5:45pmEducational CourseSaturday, May 17, 2014 • 1:00pm–6:00pm andSunday, May 18, 2014 • 8:00am–5:45pmTarget AudienceThe Foundation of the ASNR Symposium will focus on inflammatory diseases,broadly defined, and infections. The Symposium will feature the role of inflammatorydiseases and infections in neurological diseases in general, such as stroke, epilepsy,neurodegenerative diseases, and tumors, and applications of advanced imagingtechniques. The target audience will consist of those interested in the moreadvanced study of pathophysiology and imaging techniques, with a strong multidisciplinaryand scientific component.Objectives• Review advanced imaging techniques and research in the evaluation of therole of inflammation and infections in seizures, stroke, white matter diseases,tumors, etc.• Discuss inflammatory changes as the broader pathophysiological base forCNS diseases.• Explain cutting-edge imaging of inflammatory conditions and treatment relatedchanges.Accreditation StatementThe American Society of Neuroradiology is accredited by the Accreditation Councilfor Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical educationfor physicians. The American Society of Neuroradiology takes responsibility for thecontent, quality, and scientific integrity of the CME activity.Target AudienceThe Foundation of the ASNR Educational Course will focus on a review ofinflammatory diseases, broadly defined, and infections and will be targeted towardneuroradiologists who seek a refresher, general radiologists, our young professionalsand trainees.Objectives• Review the imaging of the common inflammatory and infectious conditions thataffect the Brain, Spine, and Head and Neck.• Summarize inflammatory components of other disease groups, includingAtherosclerotic Vascular Disease, Vasculitis, White Matter Disease, and ConnectiveTissue Disease.Accreditation StatementThe American Society of Neuroradiology is accredited by the Accreditation Councilfor Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical educationfor physicians. The American Society of Neuroradiology takes responsibility for thecontent, quality, and scientific integrity of the CME activity.Credit Designation StatementThe American Society of Neuroradiology designates this live activity for a maximumof 12.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s). Physicians should claim only the creditcommensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.Credit Designation StatementThe American Society of Neuroradiology designates this live activity for a maximumof 15.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s). Physicians should claim only the creditcommensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.Symposium Registration allows access to both the Scientific Course and Educational Course4

ASNR 52 nd Annual MeetingAnnual Meeting Target AudienceThe ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting is the premierNeuroradiology meeting in the world. The targetaudience includes:• Neuroradiologists in practice and research• General radiologists who read Neuroradiologystudies• Young professionals and trainees• Brain, Spine, and Head and Neck Imaging ScientistsThe ASNR 52nd Annual Meeting is designed to helpall of us deal with the challenges which we, asNeuroradiologists, face today. These are challengesthat are clinical, scientific, and socio-economic.Overall Objectives for the52 nd Annual Meeting• Discuss a comprehensive review and update ofadvances in the neuroimaging of stroke and tumorin the Mini-Symposia.• Review for SAM credits current concepts in brain,spine, head and neck, pediatric, and interventionalneuroimaging and current socio-economic issues.• Examine the membership to the latest trends inimaging research, from translational advancedimaging in non-Gaussian diffusion techniques,tissue characterization, and metabolic imaging tocardiovascular reserve to ultrafast imaging toimaging genomics to vessel wall imaging and otherdeveloping advances.• Discuss the latest theories in traumatic brain injury,dementia, and the nature of pain as a disease of thebrain.• Demonstrate how research is opening up new areasof diagnosis in diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease,Parkinson’s disease, and the psychiatric diseases.• Review imaging approaches to head and neckcancer and other head and neck conditions, pediatrictraumatic, spine, and vascular lesions, as well asapproaches to spinal procedures and endovascularmanagement of stroke and aneurysms.• Explain how Neuroradiology is increasingy complexand technical and will ultimately become morequantitative and less qualitative.• Adjust to the tremendous progress in the field ofNeuroradiology by ensuring that our membershipremains at the cutting edge.• Explore new issues, such as President Obama’sBRAIN Initiative and the Human ConnectomeProject, and how they will affect Neuroradiology.And finally, we, as the ASNR, want to remain a placewhere you will meet colleagues, form friendships thatwill last lifetimes, catch up with relationships initiatedin medical school, residency, and fellowship. Yoursuccesses are our successes and we welcome you toMontréal.Credit Designation StatementThe American Society of Neuroradiology designatesthis live activity for a maximum of 34.5 AMA PRACategory 1 Credit(s). Physicians should claim onlycredit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.2014 OpeningReception withTechnical ExhibitorsPalais des congrès de MontréalMonday, May 19 • 6:30pm–8:00pm • Hall 220eWe look forward to our ASNRattendees networking andmingling with ASNR ExhibitorRepresentatives throughoutthe evening’s pre-dinnerreception.Enjoy a Montréal culinaryexperience. The pre-dinner reception willoffer a variety of food stations and highlightlocally grown fruits, vegetables and herbsfrom the rooftop garden of the Palais descongrès. In addition to the evening’s culinaryexperience, you will also have the opportunityto enjoy Les 7 doigts de la main. Les 7 doigtsde la main or, “The 7 fingers of the hand,” isa contemporary circus company fromMontréal, who also perform in the Broadwaymusical “Pippin,” winner of the 2013 TonyAward for Best Music Revival. The creative,edgy and vibrant show will delight as acrobaticperformers entertain with a 30-minuteperformance, featuring incredible feats ofjuggling, agility and tumbling including:Chinese Hoops, a Single Wheel, Teeterboardand the Aerial Strap. The festive ambience,live music and circus artists are sure to makethis show an unforgettable event. Theperformance will begin at 7:00pm in theTechnical Exhibit Hall, 220e.5

Study Groups and WorkshopsASNR introduces the Study Groups. The study groups target areas of critical importance to the field ofNeuroradiology and are composed of neuroradiologists, neuroscientists, and investigators from associateddisciplines, who are united in their interest in higher level, sophisticated investigations of these target areas.The target areas that have been selected are cerebrospinal fluid flow, tumor genomics, vessel wall imaging,and the clinical translation of fMRI and DTI. These four study groups will present their work to date at anASNR session on Tuesday, May 22, 2014. In addition, they will have working meetings on either Wednesday,May 21, 2014 evening or on Friday, May 23, 2014.ASNR introduces the fMRI Workshops. The workshops are intended to provide a hands-on experiencethat allows participants to translate knowledge learned at the ASNR meeting into direct experience that willenable them to perform these studies when they return to their practices. There will be two workshops, onethat is more clinically oriented and that is intended for novices and one that is aimed at more advancedpractitioners who are interested in pursuing research applications.No CME credit will be awarded for the Study Groups or WorkshopsOptional Introductory fMRI and DiffusionTractography Hands-On WorkshopSunday, May 18, 2014, 8:00am - 5:00pmDuring most MRI procedures, there is no need forinteraction between the administrator of the test and thepatient. The situation is quite the opposite in functionalMRI (fMRI), where the neurological status of the patientmust be assessed; an appropriate paradigm must beselected based on the neurological assessment and priorMRI examinations. Further, the paradigm must bedelivered to and successfully performed by the patientwhile in the MRI machine. In addition, there is a rathercomplicated analysis of the fMRI and diffusion tractographydata, which must be performed and assessed. How toproperly perform these tasks is often not addressedduring residency and fellowship training or in annualscientific society meetings.The ASNR Imaging Genomics Study GroupWednesday, May 21, 2014, 6:30pm - 8:00pmThe ASNR Imaging Genomics Study Group serves as aunified voice and body for advancing the clinical andresearch applications of imaging genomics. For thismission the study group is working on the developmentand validation of imaging genomics biomarkers andbiomarker signatures. We will be opening an Image-Guided, Image-Registered (IGIR) Stereotactic Brain BiopsyMulti-center Clinical Trial that seeks to validate imaginggenomics and subsequently metabolomics and proteomicsusing standardized IGIR biopsies, imaging protocols andgenomic collection and analysis. We are also focusing onthe need for standardization of imaging across vendors,software platforms, post-processing techniques, etc. andon enhancing awareness and multidisciplinarycollaboration among the imaging and non-imagingcommunities to advance imaging genomic analyses withinthese fields. The ASNR Imaging Genomics Study Groupwill also publish the ASNR Imaging Genomics WhitePaper exploring the current state and future directions ofimaging genomics in brain tumors.Additional registration fees will apply for the Study Groups and Workshops. If you are interested in more detailsabout the Study Groups and Workshops, please visit www.asnr.org/2014ASNR Study Group for the ClinicalTranslation of Functional andDiffusion MRIWednesday, May 21, 2014, 6:30pm - 8:00pmThe ASNR Study Group for the Clinical Translation of fMRIand DTI represents an international multidisciplinaryendeavor to identify critical knowledge gaps that must beaddressed to translate these advanced neuroimagingtechniques into sensitive/specific clinical tools for thediagnosis of diseases affecting the brain. The study groupis comprised of representatives from neuroradiology,neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry, pediatrics, and theneurosciences, thereby leveraging a broad interdisciplinaryperspective to develop a strategic framework of key actionitems to address these knowledge gaps. To this end, thegroup has been organized to focus on two primary aims:1) To investigate the reproducibility of functional andadvanced diffusion MRI techniques, which is necessaryfor translation of these methods into robust diagnosticimaging tools, and 2) To review and disseminate thecurrent evidence to date supporting the use of functionaland advanced diffusion MRI methods in clinical practice.With regard to aim 1, the study group has recentlypartnered with the Quantitative Imaging BiomarkersAlliance (QIBA) of the Radiological Society of NorthAmerica, as well as the Research Committee of theAmerican College of Radiology Head Trauma Institute toconduct multi-center reproducibility studies of specificfMRI and diffusion imaging techniques. With regard toaim 2, the study group has begun to develop a series ofwhite papers to systematically review evidence supportingthe use of functional and advanced diffusion MRItechniques in clinical practice. Additional manuscriptsare also being developed to review the methodologicalbreadth of diffusion imaging and evidence supportingthe clinical utility of advanced diffusion imagingtechniques, as applied to a single clinical entity (e.g.,traumatic brain injury, preterm birth, brain tumors,multiple sclerosis, etc). By disseminating the findings,conclusions, and consensus of the study group, we hopeto ultimately advance the diagnostic capability of cuttingedgefunctional and advanced diffusion MRI techniquesto improve the lives of the patients we serve.6

Young Professionals Programming and Reception(Fellows, Residents, Medical Students and/or Neuroradiologists in their first three years of practice)Meet and mingle withthe leadership of the ASNRand the FoundationYoung Professionals ReceptionSunday, May 18, 2014 • 6:00pm–7:30pmMarquee (Level 7) at the Palais des Congrès de MontréalNewin2014!If you are an ASNR Member-in-Training, Medical Student, GraduateStudent or a Fellow, we invite you to join us at the Young ProfessionalsEvening Reception on Sunday, May 18, 2014 at the Palais des congressde Montréal in the Marquee (located on Level 7). The leadership of theASNR and Foundation will also attend. Enjoy visiting with other trainees,fellows, and recent graduates, as well as with some of the leaders, whileenjoying spectacular view of Montréal. The evening reception willinclude beverages and appetizers. We hope to see you at the reception!North American NeuroradiologyFellows and Radiology ResidentsBecome an ASNR Member-In-Training todayand register for the meeting at the REDUCEDASNR Member-In-Training Fee.1. Download a Member-In-Trainingapplication at www.asnr.org2. Select ‘JOIN ASNR’, print, complete andreturn the application by fax, email ormail to ASNR Headquarters Office.Fax: (630) 574-0661E-mail: kkulpaka@asnr.orgYoung Professionals Programming Sessions: Monday, May 19, 2014Palais des congrès de Montréal8:30am–10:00amAdvances in Imaging:How to Incorporate ThemInto Your PracticeVessel Wall Imaging IBruce A. Wasserman, MDVessel Wall Imaging IIJ. Kevin DeMarco, MDPerfusion MRI(Beyond Tumor Imaging–Additional Useful Applications)Joseph A. Maldjian, MDPerfusion MRI(Latest Update on TumorPre and Post Therapy)Soonmee E. Cha, MD1:00pm–2:30pmHealth Care Reform Educationand UpdatePolitical Advocacy for theNeuroradiologistPatrick A. Turski, MD, FACRRaymond K. Tu, MD, FACRHealth Care Reform Impact onNeuroradiologyJacqueline A. Bello, MD, FACR4:45pm–6:15pmCareer Choices and DevelopmentBenefits of Academic MedicineCarolyn C. Meltzer, MD, FACRBenefits of Private PracticeBidyut K. Pramanik, MDNegotiating a Position inAcademic MedicineSuresh K. Mukherji, MD, FACR, MBANegotiating a Contract in PrivatePracticeRobert M. Barr, MD, FACRWhy I Did What I Did and Did IMake the Right Decision?David J. Seidenwurm, MD, FACRMail: American Society of Neuroradiology800 Enterprise Drive, Suite 205Oak Brook, Illinois 60523-4216Attention: Membership3. You will be notified via email by the ASNRMembership Department regarding yourmembership status.4. Upon receiving email confirmation thatyou are an ASNR Member-In-Training youmay register for the Annual Meeting atthe reduced registration fee.Membership dues are waived for ASNRMembers-In-Training who are currently in anACGME (U.S.) or RCPSC (Canadian)Neuroradiology fellowship or Radiologyresidency training program, medical orgraduate (PhD) students or post-doctoralfellow within five years of their doctoraldegree.8

2014 AccommodationsASNR Has A Block of Rooms Held at Two HotelsHyattRegencyMontréalDiscover the truebeauty and premierviews of Montréalfrom the newly renovated accommodations at theHyatt Regency-Montréal. The Hyatt Regency-Montréalprovides a gateway to the diverse sights and sounds ofthe vibrant city of Montréal. Simply step out of the frontdoors to find gourmet food, exciting entertainment,and world-class shopping. Located in downtownMontréal, the Hyatt Regency’s convenient locationprovides easy access to the Complexe DesjardinsShopping Mall, Place des Arts, Theatre du NouveauMonde, and the Museum of Contemporary Art.Guest AccommodationsRelaxing views of the city complement their stylish andrecently renovated accommodations. Their amenitiesinclude a generous work area with ergonomic chair,37’’ flat screen TV, and a granite bath with Portico bathproducts. The Hyatt Regency-Montréal Room Rateincludes in-room daily complimentary wirelessinternet access and admission to the Fitness Center at$209.00 CAD / $199.00 USD per night. A two-nighthousing deposit of $480.00 USD is required.Hyatt Regency Montréal1255 Jeanne-Mance StreetMontréal, Québec, Canada H5B 1E5Rate Per Night$209.00 CAD$196.00 USDLe WestinMontréalEnjoy the stunningviews of downtownMontréal from oursophisticated andnew hotel rooms.Le Westin Montréal is conveniently a short walkingdistance to the downtown area. Step out onto thecobblestone streets and take in the many restaurants,galleries, boutiques, and historic sites that Québec’srich history has to offer.Guest AccommodationsEach of their 454 guestrooms features the mostcomforting of Westin amenities. Their amenitiesinclude an executive working desk, 32’’ flat screen TV,and the signature Heavenly Bed, ensuring a restfulsleep. The Westin Montréal Room Rate includes inroomcomplimentary wireless internet access andadmission to the Fitness Center at $225.00 CAD /$215.00USD per night. A two-night housing deposit of $520.00USD is required.Le Westin Montréal270 Saint-Antoine WestMontréal, Québec, Canada H2Y 0A3Rate Per NightAdvance Room Depositof Two (2) Nights$225.00 CAD$212.00 USD$520.00 USDAdvance Housing DepositWhy is it Required?ASNR has incurred attrition charges forrooms in our hotel block wherereservations were cancelled or “noshows”at the last minute at several ofour recent annual meetings. This is nota small amount of money. ASNR ischarged the room rate plus tax for everyroom below our contracted numbers.As a part of ASNR plan for eliminatingattrition, the Advanced Housing Depositpolicy was implemented in 2002 alongwith review of all future hotel contracts,reductions in the contracted hotel roomblocks to better reflect current usepatterns, and weekly monitoring ofhotel reservations for the current year’smeeting.This plan has been successful in helpingASNR limit the financial burden resultingfrom high attrition fees. The amount ofthe last-minute cancellations and noshowshas decreased significantly inrecent years. As a result, the amount ofattrition fees charged to ASNR has alsodecreased. The forfeited funds resultingfrom Advanced Housing Deposit policyhas enabled ASNR to pay incurredattrition fees.If you should have any questionsconcerning these policies in effect forthe ASNR 52nd Annual Meeting, pleasecontact:Advance Room Depositof Two (2) Nights$480.00 USDAs of 11/11/2013, total of 5% federal tax (GST), 9.975% provincial tax(PST) and 3.5% lodging tax per room/per nightLora Tannehill, CMPASNR Director of Scientific Meetings630-574-0220 ext. 2299

2014 Housing PolicyAttendee hotel reservations for the ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting must be made bybooking online at www.asnr.org/2014 or by fax at (630) 574-0661.Online:1. Before you can make a hotel reservation you mustregister for the ASNR Annual Meeting2. Provide ASNR with the advance housing deposit of$480.00 USD for a room at the Hyatt Regency-Montréal and $520.00 USD for a room at Le Westin-Montréal3. At that time you will also provide your arrival anddeparture dates along with any special roomrequests4. Once you have paid the advance housing depositand have confirmed your housing details, you willreceive an acknowledgement from the HyattRegency-Montréal or Le Westin-Montréal. Yourhousing reservation will not be complete unlessyou have received the confirmation5. The deposit will appear as a credit on your roomaccount folio upon arrival check-inRemindersCANCELLATIONS made in writing BEFORE5:00pm PST on Monday, April 14, 2014 will resultin a FULL REFUNDBooking Your Housing ReservationFax:1. Fax your reservation form to ASNR (630) 574-06612. ASNR will charge you the advance housing depositof $480.00 USD for a room at the Hyatt Regency-Montréal and $520.00 USD for a room at Le Westin-Montréal3. Once you have paid the advance housing depositand have confirmed your housing details, you willreceive an acknowledgement from the HyattRegency-Montréal or Le Westin-Montréal. Yourhousing reservation will not be complete unlessyou have received the confirmation4. The deposit will appear as a credit on your roomaccount folio upon arrival check-inRefunds:• All ASNR reduction and cancellation penalties applyupon payment of the advance housing deposit• Refunds will be issued 6–8 weeks after the closeof the meeting• Refunds will not be issued for no-shows3 Easy Ways To Registerand Reserve a Hotel Room1. Online www.asnr.org/2014Click here to Register2. Fax (630) 574-0661Attention: Meetings3. Mail ASNR800 Enterprise Drive,Suite 205Oak Brook, IL 60523-4216U.S.A.Questions? Please contact KelseyPliner at (630) 574-0220ext. 231 or by e-mail atkpliner@asnr.orgEnclose money order or check for theAdvance Housing Deposit or guaranteeto a major credit card.CANCELLATIONS made AFTER 5:00pm PST onMonday, April 14, 2014 will result in NO REFUNDCHANGES in Housing Reservations madeAFTER 5:00pm on Friday, May 2, 2014 PST can bemade with either the Hyatt Regency-Montréalor Le Westin-MontréalHousing Reservation Deadline: Monday, April 14, 201410

Meeting Registration PolicyBadges• Name badges will be picked up onsite.• Requests for a new badge are subject to a$15 USD replacement fee.ChangesAll Registration changes and cancellationsmust be made in writing by Friday, May 2,2014. There is an administration fee of$25 USD for changes.• Fax all requests for changes to:(630) 574-0661.• Email all requests for changes to:kpliner@asnr.org.• Send all requests for changes to:ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting800 Enterprise Drive, Suite 205Oak Brook, Illinois 60523-4216 U.S.A.Cancellations• Cancellations made prior to 5:00pm PSTMonday, April 14, 2014 will result in a$100 USD cancellation fee.• Cancellations made after 5:00pm PSTMonday, April 14, 2014 will NOT BEREFUNDED• Cancellations will not be accepted byphone!Refunds• Refunds will be issued 6-8 weeks afterthe close of the meeting.• Refunds will not be issued for no-shows.3 Easy Ways To Register1. Online* at: 2. Fax: 3. Mail:www.asnr.org/2014*Credit card payments only(630) 574-0661Fax completed form toAttention: MeetingRegistration2014 Registration PoliciesBefore 5:00pm PSTMonday, April 14, 2014ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting800 Enterprise Drive, Suite 205Oak Brook, Illinois 60523-4216U.S.A.After 5:00pm PSTMonday, April 14, 2014Registration Fee Stated Registration Fee $100 USD Increaseof Registration FeeRegistration Changes $25 USD Administrative Fee $25 USD Administrative FeeRegistration Cancellations $100 USD Cancellation Fee NO REFUNDSfor registration cancellationsafter Monday, April 14, 2014Phone Inquiries: Canada and International: +1 (630) 574-1376U.S.A. (Toll-Free): 1 (888) 734-7300Email Inquiries: meetings@asnr.org$100 USD Increase of Registration Fee after 5:00pm PST Monday, April 14, 201411

Meeting Registration Form: Part IPlease make sure that your handwriting is legible. If not, please type or completethe form online.First Name: _____________________________________Initial: ________________________Last/Family Name: ____________________________________________________________Degree: _______________________Badge (First Name/Nickname):____________________Institution: ____________________________________________________________________Department: ________________________ Preferred Mailing Address: Work HomeStreet Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City: ____________________________________________State/Province:________________Zip (Postal) Code: _______________________________Country:______________________Office Phone: ___________________________________Home Phone: _________________Cell Phone: _____________________________________Fax: __________________________E-mail: _______________________________________________________________________Emergency Contact:Name: __________________________________________Relationship:__________________Telephone ____________________________________________________________________Special Needs:Please check here if you have any special needs or requirements and an ASNRrepresentative will contact you.Vegetarian meal Wheelchair/Mobility Access Vision/HearingOther special needs_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Cancellation Policy/Registration Changes:All registration changes and cancellations must be made in writing.• Cancellations made prior to Monday, April 14, 2014 will result in a $100.00 USDcancellation fee• Cancellations made after Monday, April 14, 2014 will result in NO REFUND• Any registration changes will result in a $25.00 USD administration fee• Cancellation changes will not be accepted by phone!Registration Fee increase of $100 USDAFTER Monday, April 14, 20141. Online* at www.asnr.org/2014*Credit card payments only2. Mail:ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting800 Enterprise Drive, Suite 205Oak Brook, Illinois 60523-4216U.S.A3. Fax: (630) 574-0661Fax completed form toAttention: Meeting Registration3 Easy Ways To Register52 nd Annual Meeting Reception ($40.00 USD)Phone Inquiries:Canada & International:+1 (630) 574-1376U.S.A. (Toll-Free):1 (888) 734-7300Email Inquiries:kpliner@asnr.orgPLEASE NOTE: Payment must be made in U.S. funds, drawn on a U.S. bank onlyand made payable to ASNR.IMPORTANT: If registering by FAX please remember tofax BOTH PAGES OF THIS FORM.Are you planning on attending any of the following:(FREE of charge)Young Professionals ReceptionSunday, May 18, 2014 • Palais des congrès de Montréal - Marquee6:00pm–7:30pm Yes NoAnnual Meeting Reception with Technical Exhibitors*Registration fee for Annual Meeting Reception is included in MeetingRegistration fee for ASNR attendeesMonday, May 19, 2014 • Palais des congrès de Montréal - Hall 220e6:30pm–8:00pm Yes NoGuest(s) Registration for Annual Meeting ReceptionFirst Name: _______________________________ Initial: ____________________Last/Family Name: ___________________________________________________If you would like to register more than one guest(s) please contact Kelsey Plinerat kpliner@asnr.org12

Meeting Registration Form: Part IIPlease place a check in the appropriate box to indicate registration classification and fee. (Registration fees are applicable to all program participants)Registration FeesClassification Member Fee Member–YoungProfessional FeeMemberin-TrainingFeeYoungProfessional FeeNon-MemberFeeThe Foundation of the ASNR Symposium 2014& 52 nd Annual Meeting (Entire Meeting)(6 Days – Sat-Thur)The Foundation of the ASNR Symposium 2014,ASFNR/ASHNR/ASPNR/ General Neuro(4 Days – Sat-Tues)ASFNR/ASHNR/ASPNR/ASSR/SNIS/General Neuro(4 Days – Mon-Thur)ASFNR/ASHNR/ASPNR/ASSR/SNIS/General Neuro(3 Days – Mon-Wed)ASFNR/ASHNR/ASPNR/ASSR/SNIS/General Neuro(3 Days – Tue-Thur)The Foundation of the ASNR Symposium 2014(2 Days – Sat & Sun)$1150 $690 $690 $690 $1750$800 $490 $490 $490 $1250$950 $590 $590 $590 $1375$750 $470 $470 $470 $1150$750 $470 $470 $470 $1150$375 $290 $290 $290 $750Notes:Member Fee: Members of ASNR and participating subspecialty societies (ASFNR/ASHNR/ASPNR/ASSR/SNIS) are eligibleto register at the Member rate. Junior faculty should register at the ASNR Member–Young Professional Fee.Member–Young Professional Fee: ASNR Members who have finished Fellowship training within 3 years are eligible for theASNR Member–Young Professional Fee.Member-in-Training Fee: ASNR Members-in-Training are eligible to register at the Member-in-Training Fee.Young Professionals Fee: Medical School Students, Graduate School Students, and those that are in a Fellowship canregister at the Young Professional Fee.Non-Member Fee: If you are not an ASNR Member or member of a subspecialty society, register at the Non-Member Fee.Form of PaymentVISA MasterCard American Express Personal CheckMoney order (must be paid in U.S. funds, drawn on a U.S. bank only and made payable to ASNR)Credit Card #: _________________________________________ Exp. Date: _________________________________________Cardholder’s Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________Registration Fee CalculationAnnual Meeting Registration Fee 1.___________Guest – Annual Meeting OpeningReception Ticket(s)@ $40.00 USD per person/per event2.___________Print guest name(s) as they should appear on badge:__________________________________________________________________________________________________Registration Increase of $100 USDif registering after 5:00pm PSTon Monday, April 14, 20143.___________TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES4.___________Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________________________Billing Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________By signing this form: I authorize ASNR to charge my credit card for the ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting registration, acknowledge that the ASNR Advance Registration policiesare in effect, and grant to the ASNR the right to use photos taken at the ASNR 52 nd Annual Meeting that include me in promotional materials for future meetings.13

Hotel Room Reservation FormPlease make sure that your handwriting is legible. If not, please type or completethe form Online.Housing Reservation Deadline:Monday, April 14, 2014Name:________________________________________________________________________Share with:____________________________________________________________________Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City:_________________________________________________ State/Province:___________Rate Per NightAdvance Room Depositof Two (2) NightsWhat’s Includedin Rate?The Hyatt RegencyMontréal$209.00 CAD/$196.00 USDLe Westin Montréal$225.00 CAD/$212.00 USD$480.00 USD $520.00 USDDaily ComplimentaryIn-Room Wireless InternetAccess and Admissionto the Fitness CenterDaily ComplimentaryIn-Room Wired InternetAccess and Admissionto the Fitness CenterZip:__________________________________________________ Country:_________________Institution:____________________________________________________________________Email:_________________________________________________________________________Phone (Office):________________________________________________________________Home:________________________________________________________________________Cell:__________________________________________________________________________Form of PaymentCheck/Money order (must be paid in U.S. funds, drawn on a U.S. bank onlyand made payable to ASNR)VISA Master Card American ExpressCredit Card No.:_________________________________________________________Expiration Date:_________________________________________________________Cardholder’s Name:______________________________________________________Billing Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature:_______________________________________________________________Reservations received after the contracted block of rooms is full or afterMonday, April 14, 2014 are subject to rate and space availability.As of 11/11/2013, total of 5% federal tax (GST), 9.975% provincial tax (PST)and 3.5% lodging tax per room/per nightPlease check preferred hotel:The Hyatt Regency Montréal: $480.00 USD Housing DepositLe Westin Montréal: $520.00 USD Housing DepositRoom Preference# of Rooms_______ # of Adults _______ # of Children _______Room TypeOne Bed/King Two Beds/Double Wheelchair AccessibleArrival Date: _______/_______/2014 Departure Date: _______/_______/2014Estimated Time of Arrival _______:_______Hyatt Gold Passport #__________________________________________________________Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) # ______________________________________________Special Request (please be specific): Please enter special request for your stay inthe space below. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed untilcheck-in, but we will do our best to accommodate you.______________________________________________________________________________If you have any questions, please contact Kelsey Pliner at the ASNR Headquarters Office,630-574-0220 ext. 231 or via email at meetings@asnr.orgCANCELLATIONS made in writing BEFORE 5:00pm PSTon Monday, April 14, 2014 will result in a FULL REFUND.CANCELLATIONS made AFTER 5:00pm CST onMonday, April 14, 2014 will result in NO REFUNDCHANGES in Housing Reservations AFTER Friday, May 2, 2014 can bemade with the Hyatt Regency Montréal and Le Westin Montréal directly14

American Society of Neuroradiology Future Annual Meetings© Choose ChicagoASNR 2015 – 53 rd ANNUAL MEETINGApril 25-30 • Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers • Chicago, IllinoisASNR 2016 – 54 th ANNUAL MEETINGMay 21-26 • Washington Marriott Wardman ParkWashington, DCASNR 2017 – 55 th ANNUAL MEETINGApril 22-27 • Long Beach Convention & Entertainment CenterLong Beach, CaliforniaASNR 2018 – 56 th ANNUAL MEETINGMay 19-24 • Vancouver Convention CentreVancouver, B.C., CanadaASNR 2019 – 57 th ANNUAL MEETINGMay 18-23 • Hynes Convention CenterBoston, Massachusetts