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We are pleased to share this recently published study that highlights that in selected patients transferred >300 miles, there was a benefit for endovascular stroke treatment (EVT), with outcomes similar to those treated in the comprehensive stroke centre in the EVT extended window trials.
Remote hospital CTP selection was not associated with ordinal mRS improvement, but was associated with fewer very poor 3-month outcomes for patients.
Expressions of Interest are now open for the position of ‘Member’ of the newly formed Research Sub Committee.
The aim of the Sub Committee is to promote and support research in the fields of diagnostic neuroradiology, interventional neuroradiology and head and neck imaging through the administration of research grants.
For full details, including the key objectives, meeting frequency and responsibilities as a member, please refer to the Terms of Reference.
The Sub Committee will be made up of no more than 5 members. Please note only Full Members are eligible to apply.
Applicants will be ratified by the ANZSNR Council for a two-year term and will be advised of the outcome of their application in writing, no later than six weeks following submission.
If you wish to apply, please complete the EOI Form and submit your full application to the ANZSNR secretariat at secretariat@anzsnr.org.au by Friday 16 December 2022.
On behalf the ASM Organising Committee we are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the 2023 ANZSNR ASM.
The 3-day interactive and dynamic ASM, commencing on Thursday 30th March at midday and concluding at lunchtime on Sunday 02 April, will be held at the:
RACV, Cape Schanck on Victoria’s Morning Peninsula, a 90-minute drive from Melbourne.
A coach service from Tullamarine Airport will be offered for delegates, further details will be provided following your registration to attend.
With all borders fully opened, we will be joined in person by two internationally renowned presenters in the fields of neuroradiology and interventional neuroradiology.
Professor Alessandra Biondi (INR)
Department of Neuroradiology and Vascular Radiology
Besançon University Hospital, France
Professor Howard A. Rowley
Professor of Radiology, Neurology, and Neurosurgery
Joseph F. Sackett Professor of Radiology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison
The provision program is now available to view https://www.anzsnrasm.com/program
To take full advantage of the early bird discounted registration offer, we encourage you to REGISTER NOW –
https://www.anzsnrasm.com/registration
We look forward welcoming delegates to the RACV, Cape Schanck next year.
JMIRO has now published an interesting research artciple on Female representation in radiology subspecialty interest groups in Australia and New Zealand.
This research was led by Dr Catherine Hayter and Dr Sally Ayesa.
The ANZSNR has provided data on its membership as a contribution to the research.
To view the article, please click here: JMIRO Article
We are pleased to announce that working group membership has been offered to the following ANZSNR members to represent the view of interventional neuroradiologists:
Dr Ken Faulder and Dr Albert Chiu
Established in 2021, the MBS Review Advisory Committee (MRAC) is an independent and clinician-led non statutory committee, which guides the work of the MBS Continuous Review. The MRAC is comprised of multi-disciplinary and skills-based members including clinical and research experts; as well as allied health, nursing, and consumer representatives.
In August this year, the MRAC endorsed a review proposal on vascular interventional radiology. The Committee further agreed to the establishment of an expert clinical working group to undertake this review, consisting of a subset of MRAC members and key external stakeholders.
The working group will be required to develop a draft report and recommendations, which will be subject to extensive targeted and open consultation processes prior to finalisation and submission to Government. Acceptance and subsequent implementation of MRAC recommendations are then subject to Government consideration.
The ANZSNR is an ACNC- registered health promotion charity with ‘deductible gift recipient’ status