The Society of Uroradiology is organized to promote interest and investigation in the advancement of urinary and genital tract imaging and to stimulate the study of both normal and abnormal processes with emphasis upon the integration of current imaging and interventional practice.

Membership is offered to physicians and other scientists who have an interest in the practice, teaching, or research of genitourinary imaging.

The Society of Uroradiology began in 1966. Under the guidance of its committed membership, a strong and dynamic organization evolved. Since then membership has grown to 176 active members, 99 Fellows, 36 emeritus members and 179 members-in-training at the present time.

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