Videos

Click below to view the Highlights of the Cardiac Imaging stream to be presented at the 2024 CSANZ ASM.

PLUS benefit from another opportunity to present at the 2024 CSANZ ASM.

CSANZ members are invited to submit interesting cardiac imaging cases, for oral presentation within the imaging stream in a quick-fire format for the CSANZ ASM 2024. 

Submissions should highlight an interesting, unique, thought provoking or educational aspect of cardiac imaging. A prize will be awarded at the end of the session for the best presentation.

Submissions should include:

• Up to 4 key images, either stills on cines, to allow judges to shortlist finalists
• A brief description of the case explaining why the images are of interest, limited to 100 words.
• Submissions should be <15MB.

Email your submission to [email protected] with Subject: Quick Fire Cardiac Imaging Case. Applications close 12 June 2024.

Separate instructions will be sent for your presentation if you are shortlisted as a finalist.  Please note as a finalist, you will need to register for the 2024 CSANZ ASM.

Dr Victoria Nankivell talks about her project as winner of the Ralph Reader Prize in Basic and Translational Science

Dr Aravinda Thiagalingam interviews Dr Victoria Nankivell, Post-doctoral Scientist at South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. Victoria’s winning abstract presentation is on “Multifunctional porphyrin-lipid nanoparticles – novel nanoscale theranostics for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease”.

Watch the interview here

Dr Aravinda Thiagalingam interviews the 2023 CSANZ Ralph Reader Prize Winner in Clinical Science: Dr Stacey Peters, Cardiologist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Stacey’s abstract presentation was “Environmental Factors Influence the Natural History of Genetic Dilated Cardiomyopathy”

Watch the video here

Congratulations to Samual Turnbull, the winner of the 2023 Allied Health, Science and Technology Prize

Watch the Interview here 

Congratulations to the CSANZ 2023 Cardiovascular Nursing Prize Winner – Wendan Shi.

Prof Caleb Ferguson interviews Wendan Shi, PhD Candidate University of Sydney about her project and to find out next steps. Wendan’s winning abstract was entitled “Improving secondary prevention knowledge in immigrants after a heart attack: adapting and evaluating a virtual patient education resource to promote behaviour change”

Watch the interview here