24 Sep
ESUR 2026
Join us for the ESUR symposium from 24th to 27th September 2026, in Paris, France.https://www.paris2026.esur.org/general-information/
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Prince of Wales and Sydney Children’s Hospitals, NSW
Dr Dean Rabinowitz trained in Radiology between Royal Perth Hospital in WA and Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney before obtaining advanced training in cardiac CT/MRI and body imaging (with MRI emphasis) in 2013-14. He currently holds a staff specialist position at Prince of Wales/Sydney Children’s Hospital (body imaging/oncology intervention/cardiothoracic subspecialist roles). He has an interest in contrast enhanced ultrasound and has established a clinical for this at Prince of Wales Hospital. He is a conjoint lecturer with the POWH-UNSW Clinical School and has been a Director of Training at Prince of Wales Hospital.
Envision Medical Imaging and Fiona Stanley Hospital, WA
Dr Ronny Low is radiologist in Perth specialising in urogenital work at both Envision Medical Imaging and Fiona Stanley Hospital. His main interest is prostate imaging, having reported over 12000 prostate MRIs in addition to image guided prostate biopsies. He is also Network Training Director for the WA Radiology Training Program.
University of Melbourne and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, VIC
Dr Levy is a dual qualified Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Specialist with local and international postgraduate fellowship training in genitourinary, head and neck, neurological and musculoskeletal MRI and PET CT, as well as targeted radionuclide therapy. He maintains public appointments with Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and Monash Health, and private appointments with I-MED Radiology Network and Cabrini Health in Melbourne. As a Senior Lecturer through the University of Melbourne, he maintains an active educational and research programme in genitourinary and head and neck oncology, and regularly contributes to multidisciplinary tumour boards at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
24 Sep
Join us for the ESUR symposium from 24th to 27th September 2026, in Paris, France.https://www.paris2026.esur.org/general-information/
24 Nov
The GI Cancer Trials' Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) is your chance to immerse yourself in cutting-edge discussions on clinical advancements in GI cancer. This dynamic forum is designed for clinicians eager to stay at the forefront of research, share fresh perspectives, and spark innovative collaborations within the Australasian scientific community. The 28th ASM is our inaugural meeting under the new GI Cancer Trials name and features exciting joint sessions with CommNETs and AANZGOSA. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with peers and shape the future of GI cancer care.
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