Canberra Times publishes article on ANZSNR

The Canberra Times published an article on the ANZSNR during the recent ASM. Jason Wenderoth gave an interview about endovascular treatment of acute ischaemic stroke.

More History on the way...

Sue Edwards and Helen Sainsbury will be stepping down as the ANZSNR Secretariat later this year. As they clear their desks they are turning up some memorabilia from previous meetings of the ANZSNR. Some of the previous meeting programmes will be added to the small collection online here in coming weeks.

Sue and Helen are also rumoured to have penned a history of the Society, watch this space....

Standing ovation at ANZSNR Gala Dinner

The Gala Dinner of the ANZSNR was held at the National Museum of Australia on Saturday 19th March. Professor Brian Tress delivered a heartfelt speech of thanks to the Secretariat of the ANZSNR, Helen Sainsbury and Sue Edwards who will be standing down in July after serving the Society unstintingly since its inception in the 1990s. Helen and Sue (or “Sue-Helen”, as Professor Tress referred to them) received an emotional standing ovation as they left the podium after receiving a thank you token from Professor Tress on behalf of the Society.

ANZSNR Annual General Meeting

The 19th AGM of the ANZSNR will be held on Friday, 18th March, 12.30pm, Federation Ballroom South, Hyatt Hotel Canberra. Topics will include credentialling of interventionalists, progress of ANZNRN/ANZINC, future meetings, and discussion of the ANZSNR constitution. All ANZSNR members are welcome.

ANZSNR 2011 in Canberra

The Annual Meeting of the ANZSNR takes place in Canberra on March 16th 2011. After the interventional and diagnostic components of the meeting (convened by Drs Geoff Parker and Jason Wenderoth) renowned US Radiologist Dr Rick Harnsberger will be presenting a didactic course on Head and Neck imaging. The Gala Dinner will be held on Saturday night at the National Museum of Australia.