About RöKo
RöKo, the German Radiology Congress (Deutscher Röntgenkongress), is the annual congress of the German Radiological Society (DRG), a key meeting for the radiology community in Germany. It is held jointly with the German Society for Interventional Radiology (DeGIR) and the German Society of Medical Technologists in Radiology (DGMTR) at the Congress Center Leipzig. Radiologists, interventional radiologists, medical technologists in radiology, physicists and industry meet to discuss how imaging and image guided therapy shape prevention, diagnosis, treatment and follow up care across medicine.
Event Focus
Diagnostic Radiology | Interventional Radiology & Image-Guided Therapy | Neuroradiology | Oncologic Imaging | Cardiovascular Imaging | Breast Imaging & Screening | Musculoskeletal Imaging | Paediatric Radiology | MRI & CT | AI in Radiology | Radiation Protection | Prevention & Early Detection | Medical Technologists in Radiology (MTR)
Event Highlights
Over 9,200 Participants attended the most recent RöKo, underlining its role as the central meeting point for radiology in Germany. The on site congress in Leipzig offers a scientific programme with talks, posters and case reports, continuing education sessions and a dedicated interventional radiology track, complemented by an industry exhibition with manufacturers of imaging systems, software and accessories. RÖKO Digital extends the congress with an online programme that runs for several months around the on site days.
Why Attend
RöKo is the place to get a complete picture of German radiology in three days. Learn about new imaging techniques and interventional procedures, follow how artificial intelligence is changing everyday reporting and exchange views with colleagues from university hospitals, community hospitals and private practices. For radiologists, technologists, researchers and industry, the congress combines continuing education, scientific exchange and a direct look at the latest equipment in the exhibition.
Cover photo: SimonWaldherr, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Organizer
Deutsche Röntgengesellschaft e.V. (DRG)