WELCOME TO THE SOCIETY FOR ADVANCED BODY IMAGING VISION STATEMENTTo create the future of body imaging through discovery, innovation, and leadership. MISSIONTo promote innovation and translation of cutting edge technology into the practice of body imaging, in an engaging and inclusive environment that fosters the development of members through mentorship and education. |
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The SABI Annual MeetingSABI has always been at the forefront of radiology, highlighting the latest in advanced body imaging techniques and best practices for clinical care. New and evolving technologies make this year's event more important than ever to help you and your practice stay current and relevant. The first SABI Annual Meeting took place in 1978 in San Diego, C.A., (first SCBT, then SCBT/MR,) creating a gathering place for the growing body imaging community to share ideas and discuss the path forward for developing technologies. Still going strong for more than 40 years, today you’ll discover that SABI remains true to its core objectives of connecting people and advancing the imaging community. This year's annual meeting will be the best place to exchange ideas and learn from one another. |
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SABI 2025 Annual Meeting Research & Educational Poster Award Winners Gold Medal Honorees and Service Awardees SAVE THE DATE! SABI Annual Meeting - October 11-14, 2026, Savannah, GA Upcoming Annual Meeting Information The SABI Webinar Series will return in 2026 PAST WEBINARS Upcoming Webinars |
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| JCAT - The Official Journal of SABI In 2019, the Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography (JCAT) – the world’s oldest peer-reviewed source dedicated to CT and MR imaging – became the official journal of what is now the Society for Advanced Body Imaging. JCAT showcases the latest clinical and research developments in CT, MR and closely related diagnostic techniques, and accepts submission of original research and review articles that have immediate or promissory clinical applications. |
