2020 ASM Meeting
The 2020 ASM was held in Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane.
A copy of the programme is available here.
If you were registered to attend the 2020 ASM you can view the recorded lectures here
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The 2020 ASM was held in Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane.
A copy of the programme is available here.
If you were registered to attend the 2020 ASM you can view the recorded lectures here
The 2019 ASM was held at the Adelaide Convention Centre. A copy of the programme is available here.
In view of the current pandemic situation ANZSNR has temporarily made access to the recorded lectures of the 2019 ASM free for all visitors to the site. Access to content pre 2019 is available to ANZSNR members.
Access by clicking this link. Each video requires a brief password to access, VC19
The 2018 ASM was held at Hotel Grand Chancellor in Hobart. A copy of the programme is available here.
The 2017 ASM was convened by Dr Con Phatouros and Dr Andrew Thompson and was held at the Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin, NT. A copy of the programme is available here.
The 2016 ANZSNR ASM was held in the Hunter Valley at Chateau Elan. The full programme is available for download here.
The 2015 ANZSNR ASM was held in Melbourne at the Crown Promenade Hotel. The meeting took the form of a didactic 'refresher' course on diagnostic radiology. The full programme is available for download here.
The 2014 ASM was convened by Dr Steve Chryssidis, and was held at the Novotel Barossa Valley. An excellent mix of diagnostic and interventional talks made up the program. A number of international neurointerventionalists attended, including Karel terBrugge, Patrick Brouwer and Monica Killer. Larry Ginsberg was the guest diagnostic lecturer, giving several excellent talks on head and neck imaging. A copy of the program is available here
The 2013 meeting was held at the Museum of old and new art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania. The meeting was convened by Dr Gerald McInierney and Dr Jens Froelich. International guest speakers for INR included Professors Rene Chapot, Sarahan Cekirge and Aquilla Turk. Professor Keith Thulborn from Chicago, USA and Dr David Butterriss from Newcastle, UK augmented the excellent local Faculty. Download the programme here.
The 2012 meeting was held at the Hilton Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand. The meeting was convened by Dr Ben McGuinness. International neurointerventional guest speakers included Prof René Chapot and Dr David Fiorella. The meeting included Input from many local expert speakers, and from Dr Meng Law from the USA. Download the program here.
2011 saw the ANZSNR meeting hosted in the Nation's Capital, Canberra, at the Hyatt Hotel, built to house the politicians of Australia when the Parliament moved to Canberra in 1927. An excellent neurointervention meeting was followed by an equally impressive diagnostic meeting, both of which showcased the wealth and depth of lecturing talent within the ANZSNR. The main guest was Dr Ric Harnsberger, renowned Head and Neck radiologist and educator, from Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Download the full 2011 meeting brochure.
The 2010 Meeting in Melbourne was held jointly with the Asian-Australasian Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology. Download the meeting programme.
2009 saw a highly successful and enjoyable ANZSNR meeting convened by Dr Con Phatouros. Professors Jacques Dion and Randall Higashida were highlights of the neurointerventional meeting, supported by a team of Australian speakers. A varied and interesting diagnostic meeting then followed. The meeting programme can be downloaded here
The 2008 Meeting of the ANZSNR was held in the red Centre of Australia, at Ayers Rock (Uluru). The meeting was convened by Dr Rebecca Scroop and Dr Jamie Taylor. Prof Andy Molyneaux was the guest international speaker. Download the brochure here
The 2007 Meeting of the ANZSNR was held in beautiful Hamilton Island, Queensland. The meeting was convened by Professor Alan Coulthard and Dr Hal Rice. The neurointerventional programme was augmented by Dr Anil Gholkar (UK) and Dr Thomas Liebig (Germany). The diagnostic programme included a mini symposium on brain tumour imaging. Download the meeting brochure here.
Adelaide, 2006: Meeting of the World Federation of Neuroradiological Societies.
In 2006 Prof Mick Sage, President of ANZSNR, convened the 18th Symposium Neuroradiologicum of the World Federation of Neuroradiological Societies, in Adelaide, South Australia. The symposium, held only every four years, represented the culmination of years of hard work by many ANZSNR radiologists, and was a great success. Many world luminaries of Neuroradiology and Head and Neck Radiology were present and involved in the meeting, which extended over five days at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
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The 2005 meeting of the ANZSNR was held at the Cradle Mountain Hotel, Tasmania. A predominantly Australian and New Zealand faculty was augmented by Prof Jacques Moret, making his first ever visit down under. He lectured during the neurointervention session on the Friday.
A copy of the program is available here.
Graham Dunn was the Convenor of the 2004 meeting of ANZSNR, held in the Blue Mountains of NSW. The content was mixed diagnostic and interventional, delivered by a local Faculty. Topics covered including the ISAT study, the biomechanics of whiplash injury and intracranial hypertension.
The 2003 ASM was held in Perth, hosted by Professor Mark Khangure and the Perth Neuroradiologists. Professor Howard Rowley was the Diagnostic Radiology International guest speaker and Jan Casselmans was the Head and Neck lecturer, both aided by a strong local Faculty.
The programme is available here
The 2002 meeting was held in the Barossa Valley at the Novotel resort hotel. Download a copy of the meeting programme here.
The 2001 ASM was held at the Cumberland Lorne Resort, VIC. The meeting was chaired by Professor Brian Tress. Professor Ivan Mosely from Queen Square was the international guest.
A copy of the meeting brochure can be downloaded here.
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