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Disclosure of Commercial Support for the 2008 AIUM Annual ConventionThe AIUM promotes improvement in health care and not the proprietary concerns of commercialinterests.* As such, the AIUM has full control of the disposition and disbursement of contributionsreceived from commercial supporters of the 2008 AIUM Annual Convention.Listed below are the names of the companies that provided commercial support (financial or in-kindcontributions) for the 2008 AIUM Annual Convention and the nature of the support they provided.CompanySupport ProvidedGE HealthcarePlenary Session: Awards and EntertainmentMedison America, IncLanyardsParker Laboratories, IncRefreshment breakPhilips Medical SystemsIn-room media, Tote bagsR4, LLC Refreshment breakSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc Pens, New Investigator AwardSonoSite, IncPresidential Reception for New Members and LeadershipSorna CorporationRoom key cardsSound Technology, IncRefreshment breakToshiba America Medical Systems, Inc Wireless Internet caféZonare Medical Systems, IncNotepadsIn-kind DonationsAloka UltrasoundATS Laboratories, IncBlue Phantom Ultrasound PhantomsBiosound Esaote, IncCIVCO Medical SolutionsGE HealthcareHitachi Medical Systems America, IncParker Laboratories, IncPhilips Medical SystemsSiemens Medical Solutions, USA, IncSonoSite, IncSpencer TechnologiesToshiba America Medical Systems, IncUltrasonix Medical CorporationZonare Medical Systems, IncTote Bag InsertsFetal & Women’s Center of ArizonaGenetic Disease Screening Program—California Department of Public HealthScripps Health RecruitmentSorna Corporationtaberna pro medicum GmbHZonare Medical Systems, IncPreliminary Program and Final ProgramAdvertisementsDigisonics, IncGE HealthcareMedison America, IncParker Laboratories, IncSorna CorporationZonare Medical Systems, IncEducational GrantsFetal Medicine Foundation USAGE HealthcareNTD Laboratories, a PerkinElmer CompanyTexas Children’s Hospital*The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) defines a commercial interest as any entityproducing health care goods or services consumed by, or used on patients. The ACCME does not consider providersof clinical services directly to patients to be commercial interests.