Meeting Program

The Meeting Managers are pleased to announce the program for the 2009 meeting.

Timetable

Early Registration Ends
Meeting Opens
Welcome Reception
Meeting Dinner
Meeting Closes  
02 Feb 2009
20 Mar 2009
20 Mar 2009
21 Mar 2009
22 Mar 2009

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ARGANZ 2009 Meeting Managers
Tour Hosts Pty Limited
GPO Box 128
SYDNEY NSW 2001 AUSTRALIA
Telephone: +61 2 9265 0700
Fax: +61 2 9267 5443
Email:  arganz2009@tourhosts.com.au

 

Hosts

Abdominal Radiology Group Australia and New Zealand (ARGANZ)
The ARGANZ is a not-for-profit group uniting radiologists from Australia and New Zealand who have a special interest in imaging and image guided treatment of patients with the diseases of abdominal organs. ARGANZ exists under the umbrella of RANZCR and adheres to its rules and regulations.

Organising Committee

Chairman

Richard Mendelson
Rob Gibson
Andrew Holden
Max Kupershmidt
Andrew Little
Helen Moore

Invitation

On behalf of the Abdominal Radiology Group of Australia and New Zealand (ARGANZ) we cordially invite you to attend the inaugural ARGANZ Annual Scientific Meeting 2009 in Sydney, at The Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach.

An impressive and stimulating program led by local faculty of senior RANZCR Radiologists will be complimented by two international faculty members, with the aim of providing delegates with further knowledge in their own area of expertise.

The focus for the meeting will be on the following:

  1. Reviews of key topics in gastro-intestinal and urological imaging
  2. An emphasis on “How I do it” sessions
  3. Aim at consultant Radiologists and registrars in training.

We encourage delegates to take advantage of this unique opportunity to further their knowledge in the field of abdominal imaging by attending the Abdominal Radiology Group Australia and New Zealand Inaugural Meeting in March 2009.

We look forward to welcoming you to Sydney.

Richard Mendelson
ARGANZ Chairman

Andrew Holden
ARGANZ Committee