Earlybird Registration Closes: Sunday 22 June 2014Abstract Submission Closes: Friday 16 May 2014

REGISTRATION BROCHURERegistration Brochure kindly sponsored by:

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InvitationOn behalf of the New Zealand Branch of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists, we would like to invite you to the 2014 New Zealand Branch Annual Scientific Meeting. The Organizing Committee is delighted to host the year’s meeting in Wellington. The 2014 meeting will cover a broad range of topics including breast imaging with up-to-date information on controversial topics like breast cancer screening and managing high risk patients as well as an overview of new and emerging breast imaging modalities, presented by Dr Edward Sickles from UCSF and Dr Jennifer Harvey from the University of Virginia. Dr Jon Jacobson, noted musculoskeletal imaging guru from the University of Michigan, will discuss the complementary role of ultrasonography and MRI in joint imaging in addition to sonographic guided joint interventions. Dr David Yousem, from Johns Hopkins University, will discuss several neuroimaging topics with a special focus on dealing with the often vexing quandaries of spine imaging. Mr Bryan Thorn and Mr Andrew Stokes, orthopaedic surgeons from Grace Orthopaedic Centre in Tauranga, will provide the surgeon’s clinical perspectives on musculoskeletal and spine related imaging studies. Throughout the meeting, there will be a strong emphasis on delivering practical knowledge and useful insights that will be applicable on a daily basis. The conference will be held at Te Papa, the National Museum of New Zealand. It is a popular venue and we urge you to have a look through it when you are in Wellington. Te Papa looks onto spectacular Wellington harbour and is at the heart of Wellington’s cafe culture, chic shops and boutiques, trendy restaurants, sophisticated galleries, and world class accommodation venues.

We wish to acknowledge the continued support from our industry partners, in particular Platinum sponsors GE Healthcare and The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation, and our other sponsors and exhibiting companies who ensure the success and longevity of the New Zealand Branch Meetings.

In true New Zealand Branch tradition the scientific programme will be complemented by the impressive social programme which will showcase the best of our wine and cuisine. We look forward to a stimulating educational and social meeting.

Drs Adam El-Dieb and Gerard EagarConvenorsRANZCR New Zealand Branch ASM 2014

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International Invited SpeakersProfessor Jon JacobsonDirector, Division of Musculoskeletal RadiologyUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA

Jon A. Jacobson, MD is a Professor of Radiology and Director of the Division of Musculoskeletal Radiology in the Department of Radiology at the University of Michigan.

Jon was born March 11, 1965 in Detroit, Michigan and attended Wayne State University where he graduated in 1987 from the Biological Science Honors College. Jon also completed medical school at Wayne State University in 1991, finishing first in his medical school class. He then completed his diagnostic radiology residency at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1995, followed by a Musculoskeletal Radiology fellowship in 1996 at the University of California, San Diego. Jon’s first employment after training was at Henry Ford Hospital in 1996 and he later became faculty at the University of Michigan in 1998.

Jon’s academic achievements include over 150 peer-reviewed publications and over 800 invited national and international lectures or workshops focusing on musculoskeletal ultrasound and MRI. Jon has been a visiting professor on 29 occasions and is the sole author of the textbook “Fundamentals of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound.” He is also active in various medical societies, including the American Board of Radiology (board examiner, Chair of the maintenance of certification for musculoskeletal radiology), Radiological Society of North America (Chair of the Scientific Program Committee), American Roentgen Ray Society (member of program committee and educational evaluation subcommittee), the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (past chair of the musculoskeletal section), and the American College of Radiology (musculoskeletal appropriateness criteria panel). Jon also reviews for several journals, including Radiology (past Association Editor of Musculoskeletal Section), American Journal of Roentgenology (Assistant Editor, Musculoskeletal Section), Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine, and Skeletal Radiology, among others. Jon was recognized by the International Skeletal Society and awarded the President’s Medal, and has received numerous teaching and mentoring awards from the residents at University of Michigan.

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Professor Edward SicklesDepartment of Radiology and Biomedical ImagingUniversity of California Medical CentreSan Francisco, USA

Edward A. Sickles, M.D. is Professor Emeritus of Radiology at the UCSF School of Medicine and served as Chief of the Breast Imaging Section at the UCSF Medical Center in San Francisco for almost 30 years. Dr. Sickles is a prolific contributor to breast imaging

education and the scientific literature.

He has provided editorial services to 12 professional journals, has been the author or co-author of 10 books and monographs, approximately 250 scientific articles, and almost 100 other scientific communications. He has presented papers at more than 250 scientific meetings and has been an invited speaker at more than 850 educational seminars and medical institutions in 43 states in the United States and in 32 foreign countries. Dr. Sickles has also served on many breast imaging committees of the American College of Radiology since 1980, has chaired the ACR Committee on Mammography Interpretive Skills Assessment since its inception in 1992, and currently chairs the ACR BI-RADS Mammography Subcommittee. In his commitment to improving the science and art of breast imaging, Dr. Sickles has also served in a leadership position in 10 other professional societies and organizations, and on over 40 committees both nationally and internationally.

He is a founding member and past president of the Society of Breast Imaging. He has been the recipient of numerous awards and special recognitions for his dedication, service, and contributions to breast imaging, including the Gold Medal of the Society of Breast Imaging and honorary membership in four international radiological societies.

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Professor David YousemVice Chairman of Radiology, Director of NeuroradiologyProfessor of Radiology and Radiological ScienceThe John Hopkins Medical Institution, Baltimore, USA

Dr. David M. Yousem is currently the Director of Neuroradiology, Vice Chairman of Program Development, and Professor of Radiology at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institution. Dr. Yousem also serves as Associate Dean for Professional Development at the Johns Hopkins

School of Medicine. He received his B.S. and M.D. degrees at the University of Michigan. He completed a radiology residency at Johns Hopkins and a 2-year fellowship in neuroradiology at the University of Pennsylvania. He received his MBA degree at Johns Hopkins University in 2003.

Dr. Yousem’s expertise spans the full gamut of neuroradiology techniques including CT, MRI, angiography, myelography, CT guided aspirations and biopsies, functional MRI, diffusion and perfusion imaging, MR/CT angiography, and 3D reconstructions. He is a noted authority on disorders of the brain, spine, head and neck, olfaction, cranial neuropathies, and neurodegeneration. Dr. Yousem has authored/edited 3 books (“Neuroradiology: THE REQUISITES”, “Head and Neck Case Review”, and “Radiology Business Practice: How to Succeed” all published by Mosby/Elsevier) and has edited 5 journal issues. He has published over 200 articles in peer-reviewed journals and over 50 chapters in books and has lectured on 5 continents. He served as President of the American Society of Neuroradiology in 2008-9 and the treasurer of the World Federation of Neuroradiological Societies 2011-present. He currently sits on many of national radiological societies’ committees.

Dr. Yousem has completed two marathons (best time 3 hours 54 minutes), a half Ironman, and a full Ironman (2.5 mile swim followed by 112 mile bike ride followed by 26 mile run) competition. He is married to Kelly Yousem and lives outside Baltimore Maryland, home of the 2012-2013 Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens American football team.

Professor Jennifer HarveyHead of Division of Breast ImagingUniversity of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, USA

Dr Jennifer Harvey trained in Arizona, receiving her B.S. degree in Zoology and Chemistry at Northern Arizona University, and her Doctorate of Medicine degree at the University of Arizona. She also completed her residency training in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Arizona, where she served as Chief Resident. She was certified by the

American Board of Radiology in 1993. She has been the Head of the Division of Breast Imaging at UVA since 1994, and Director or Co-Director of the UVA Breast Program since 2000. Her honors and awards include the American Roentgen Ray Society Presidents Award for Resident Research (1993), the Dean’s Award for Clinical Excellence (1998), and the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation Sharon H. Kohlenberg Healthcare Service Award (2004). She is a fellow of the Society of Breast Imaging and the American College of Radiology. Her primary research interest is mammographic breast density and the association with breast cancer risk.

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New Zealand Invited SpeakersMr Bryan ThornGrace Orthopaedic CentreTauranga, New Zealand

Bryan Thorn is an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Tauranga having been in Public Hospital and Private Practice in this city since 1984. He graduated MB ChB from Otago University in 1976 having earlier completed a BSc in Mathematics. After Medical graduation House Surgeon years were completed in Nelson and Auckland, thereafter Registrar training in Auckland,

Waikato and Bristol (UK). Bryan achieved FRACS in Orthopaedics in 1982 and was appointed Orthopaedic Surgeon in Tauranga in 1984 and commenced part time private practice the same year.

The Orthopaedic Department in Tauranga has grown steadily over subsequent years from a total of two to now fourteen surgeons currently. They are a very unified department and continually attract top quality trainees of the NZ Orthopaedic Association training programme many of whom return to the Consultant team after completion of training. They enjoy an excellent relationship with the Radiology service both in the DHB and private settings and have a regular weekly joint meeting to review radiology, pathology and clinical material. This is an extremely valuable session which is of benefit to both departments.

The service covers the majority of Orthopaedic sub specialisation with Bryan’s particular interest being in spine. The majority of the spinal surgery is treating degenerative conditions, disc lesions, some trauma and deformity, tumours etc. Lumbar and Cervical accounts for the big part of activity. Extensive use is made of intra operative imaging and the Department are currently evaluating computer navigation techniques including the “O Arm”.

Bryan’s outside interests include golf, tennis, aviation, walking and general family life. He is married to Kerry and their children are all away studying or in employment.

Mr Andrew StokesGrace Orthopaedic CentreTauranga, New Zealand

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Provisional ProgrammeThe scientific programme was correct at time of publication, but is subject to change without notice. Please visit the meeting website for regular updates www.ranzcr2014.co.nz

Friday 1 August0830-1100 Registrar Teaching Professors Sickles,

Jacobson and Yousem1145-1245 Arrival Lunch/Registration and Industry Exhibition

1245-1300 Conference Opening

1300-1330 Screening for breast cancer in high-risk women: Mammography, MRI, ultrasound, and tomosynthesis

Professor Edward Sickles

1330-1400 Management of women with dense breasts Professor Jennifer Harvey1400-1430 Imaging analysis of breast asymmetries Professor Edward Sickles1430-1500 Emerging modalities: Tomosynthesis, contrast-enhanced mammography, and

gamma imagingProfessor Jennifer Harvey

1500-1530 Afternoon Tea & Industry Exhibition

1530-1600 Time management: How to create 5 extra hours a week! Professor David Yousem1600-1700 Proffered Papers including William A Cook Registrar Award Presentations

1700-1830 Happy Hour & Industry Exhibition sponsored by Philips

1900-2230 Registrar Dinner sponsored by Culpan

1900-2230 Speakers, Sponsors, Committee Dinner (Invitation Only)

Saturday 2 August0830-0900 Ultrasound and MRI of the rotator cuff Professor Jon Jacobson0900-0930 Ultrasound of the shoulder Professor Jon Jacobson0930-1000 Shoulder imaging: What the surgeon needs to know Mr Andrew Stokes1000-1030 Morning Tea & Industry Exhibition

1030-1100 Challenging percutaneous breast biopsies: A case study Professor Jennifer Harvey1100-1130 Spondylodiscitis: Complications and mimics Professor David Yousem1130-1200 Immediate post-op spine imaging: When to call for what Professor David Yousem

1200-1230 Spine imaging: The spine surgeon’s perspective Mr Bryan Thorn1230-1330 Lunch & Industry Exhibition

1230-1330 Radiology Trainee Group Forum

1330-1415 RANZCR NZ Branch Annual General Meeting

1415-1500 RANZCR Business Presentations

1500-1530 Afternoon Tea & Industry Exhibition

1530-1600 Avoiding the false negative mammogram: Strategies to improve cancer detection Professor Edward Sickles1600-1630 Avoiding the false positive mammogram: Strategies to improve recall rates Professor Edward Sickles1630-1700 Controversies in using mammography for cancer screening Professor Edward Sickles1900-late RANZCR Gala Dinner

Sunday 3 August0900-0930 Elbow ultrasound: Common pathology Professor Jon Jacobson0930-1000 What’s new in MRI of multiple sclerosis: Updated McDonald Diagnostic Criteria

and advanced imaging techniquesProfessor David Yousem

1000-1030 Morning Tea & Industry Exhibition

1030-1100 Susceptibility weighted imaging: Multiple applications for this amazing sequence Professor David Yousem

1100-1130 Musculoskeletal interventional ultrasound: Upper extremity Professor Jon Jacobson1130-1200 MR imaging of shoulder instability Professor Jon Jacobson1200-1230 Conference Close & Lunch

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Registrar Teaching SessionFriday 1 August 2014, 0830-1100Rangimarie Room, Te Papa

The Registrar Teaching session is limited to RANZCR Registrars. The session is included in the RANZCR Registrar full registration fee. The speakers for this session include Professors Sickles, Yousem and Jacobson. Morning tea will be provided. Please indicate attendance during the registration process.

CPD PointsThe programme has been approved for 13.5 RANZCR CPD points. CPD certificates will be emailed to attendees at the conclusion of the conference.

Abstract Submission ReminderAbstract submissions will close on Friday 16 May 2014. Visit the conference website for prize details, electronic submission and instructions: www.ranzcr2014.co.nz

Abstract prizes are supported by

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Provisional ProgrammeThe scientific programme was correct at time of publication, but is subject to change without notice. Please visit the meeting website for regular updates www.ranzcr2014.co.nz

Accommodation Preferential rates have been secured at the following venues. It is strongly recommended that you book your accommodation prior to 30 June 2014 to ensure you gain the negotiated rates. You will have the opportunity to book rooms via the online registration process. All three properties are an easy 5-10 minute stroll from the conference venue, Te Papa.

Prices are in New Zealand Dollars, GST inclusive and are listed as per room, per night and based on single, twin or double occupancy unless otherwise stated. All venues have a strict non-smoking policy.

Accommodation Bookings and PaymentYou will have the opportunity to book accommodation via the online registration facility. Credit card details will be required when booking but payment for accommodation is not debited at this time. Credit card details are forwarded to the individual hotels to secure your room, some hotels may deduct a deposit.

Accommodation DeadlinesThe negotiated room rates will be held until 30 June 2014, when all unused rooms will be released. Hotels impose strict room release contracts and bookings following this date will be subject to availability. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Hotel Check in and Check out TimesCheck-in time for the Copthorne Oriental Bay and Amora Hotel is from 2pm, and the Museum Hotel from 3pm. Check-out time is 10am for the Copthorne Oriental Bay, and 11am for the Amora and Museum Hotels. Early check-ins or late departures may incur an additional fee. Please advise the Conference Managers during registration if you will be arriving early, or have late flights. All the hotels can store luggage until rooms are ready.

Change of Accommodation BookingChanges in accommodation must be notified in writing to the Conference Manager, ranzcr@outshine.co.nz, not directly to the hotel.

Museum Hotel90 Cable Street

Notes Room Only Per room per night

Classic Room Queen bed – Ensuite Shower Only $189.00

Classic Deluxe Queen bed – Ensuite Shower/Bath $198.00

Harbour Room King bed – Harbour View, Balcony, Ensuite Shower Only $219.00

Premier Studio King bed - Kitchenette, Ensuite Shower/Bath $235.00

One Bedroom Suite King bed - Kitchenette, Lounge, Ensuite Shower/Bath $259.00

Twin Studio Two Queen beds - Kitchenette, Ensuite Shower/Bath $249.00

Two Bedroom Suite Two Queen beds – Kitchenette, Lounge, Ensuite Shower/Bath $329.00

Amora Hotel 170 Wakefield Street

Notes Room Only Per room per night

Deluxe Room King bed – Ensuite Shower/Bath $185.00

Club Room King bed – Harbour View, Ensuite Shower/Bath, Access to Club Lounge including breakfast for one

$255.00

Copthorne Hotel, Oriental Bay100 Oriental Parade

Notes Room Only Per room per night

Standard Room Double bed – Harbour or City views $175.00

Superior Room King bed – Harbour or City views, Balcony $184.00

Superior Plus Room King bed – Harbour views, Balcony, rooms are 36m2 $194.00

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General Information Conference VenueThe conference will be held at Te Papa, Wellington. Te Papa is located on Cable Street on Wellington’s waterfront. The registration desk will be located in Oceania on level 3 of Te Papa. Please proceed immediately to the registration desk to collect your name badge, as access to the plenary sessions in Soundings Theatre will be by name badge only.

Car ParkingTe Papa’s carpark is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. A special conference car parking charge of $9 per car (one entry, one exit), between the hours of 6am and 6.30pm has been agreed for this conference. Please park your car as usual and take your ticket to the conference registration desk for validation. There is also an evening special rate of $6 (enter after 5pm, exit before 2am).

Goods and Services TaxGoods and services in New Zealand are subject to a 15% tax (GST). This tax is usually included in the price, and if not, is clearly stated. This tax cannot be claimed back when leaving the country.

Air Travel & Airport TransfersTo obtain the best rates for international and domestic air travel, it is essential to book airfares as soon as possible. See www.airnz.co.nz, or www.jetstar.co.nz. Please arrange your own transport from the airport. A typical taxi trip from the airport to central Wellington is $25-$30 one way. Alternative transport options can be viewed on the following webpage www.wellingtonnz.com/transport

Weather & ClothingWinter is normally the most unsettled time of the year. Typical winter daytime maximum air temperatures range from 10°C to 14°C. Frost occurs inland during clear calm conditions in winter. Due to Wellington’s exposure to weather systems from the Tasman Sea, it can get windy. The dress code for the conference is smart casual. Coat check facilities will be available both at the Conference and at the Gala Dinner.

InsuranceThe RANZCR NZ Branch, the Organising Committee and the Conference Managers will not accept any liability for losses associated with the conference. Delegates are advised to arrange their own comprehensive travel and medical insurance, including insurance for personal possessions and financial loss due to cancellation or postponement of the conference.

Internet AccessThere is complimentary wireless available in all function areas. Login and password details are not required.

Privacy Act – Delegate ListA delegate list will be produced for the meeting including name, organisation and email address. It will be distributed to meeting attendees, sponsors and exhibitors, and provided to RANZCR and future organisers of meetings. Should you not wish your details to be included on the list please indicate when asked during the registration process.

Other Helpful Web Siteswww.newzealand.comwww.wellingtonnz.comwww.tepapa.govt.nz

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•35. Brentwood Hotel

•36. Mercure Hotel Willis Street

•37. Mercure Hotel Wellington

•38. Comfort Hotel Wellington

•39. Wellywood Backpackers

•40. Base Backpackers Wellington

•41. YHA Wellington

•42. The Bay Plaza Hotel

•43. Copthorne Hotel Oriental Bay

•44. Museum Hotel

•45. At Home Wellington City

•46. Duxton Hotel Wellington

•47. Nomads Capital

•48. West Plaza Hotel

•49. Central City Apartment Hotel

•50. Abel Tasman Hotel

•51. Just Hotel

•52. Central Stratford Apartment Hotel

•53. Copthorne Hotel Wellington Plimmer Towers

•54. Central Terrace HeightsApartments Wellington

•55. CityLife Wellington

•56. James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor

•57. Lambton Heights

•58. InterContinental Wellington

•59. Hotel Ibis Wellington

•60. Novotel Capital Wellington

•61. Quest on Johnston

•62. Quest Atrium

•63. Holiday Inn Wellington

•64. Downtown Backpackers

•65. Bolton Hotel

•66. Kingsgate Hotel Portland Wellington

AccommodationProviders

◆ 1. Colonial Cottage Museum◆ 2. National War Memorial & Carillon◆ 3. Cricket Museum/

Allied Prime Basin Reserve◆ 4. Mount Victoria Lookout◆ 5. Embassy Theatre◆ 6. The Film Archive◆ 7. St James Theatre◆ 8. Kura Gallery◆ 9. Downstage Theatre◆10. Bats Theatre◆11. Freyberg Pool◆12. Overseas Terminal◆13. Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa Tongarewa◆14. Circa Theatre◆15. The Opera House◆16. Department of Conservation

Visitor Centre◆17. Wellington Convention Centre/

Michael Fowler Centre/Wellington Town Hall

◆18. Wellesley Boat◆19. Civic Square/City Gallery/

Capital E/Wellington City Library/ Wellington i-SITE Visitor Centre

◆20. Adam Art Gallery◆21. Helipro◆22. TSB Bank Arena◆23. Museum of Wellington City & Sea◆24. New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts◆25. Cable Car/To Cable Car Museum/

To Carter Observatory/To BotanicGarden

◆26. Botanic Garden◆27. Government Buildings Historic Reserve◆28. Parliament Buildings/Beehive◆29. Archives New Zealand◆30. Wellington Cathedral◆31. National Library/

Alexander Turnbull Library◆32. Old St Paul’s◆33. Thorndon Pool◆34. Katherine Mansfield Birthplace

City Attractions

Public Showers Interislander courtesy shuttle leaves from here and Intercity Terminal

Te PapaCopthorne - Oriental BayAmora HotelMuseum HotelBettys Function House

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RegistrationOnline registration is available via the conference website www.ranzcr2014.co.nz. Online registrations are confirmed with an automated email. Payment can be made by cheque (payable to Outshine – RANZCR), credit card (Visa or Mastercard), or direct credit. Credit card statements will show debit as Outshine Ltd. All prices are quoted in New Zealand dollars and include 15% GST.

A hard copy of the registration form can be downloaded from the registration page of the meeting website. If you prefer to have a copy posted, faxed or emailed to you, please contact our Conference Manager by email ranzcr@outshine.co.nz or telephone +64 (0)7 823 1910. Completed forms and cheque payments can be sent via fax +64 (0)7 823 2316 or post Outshine, PO Box 896, Cambridge 3450, New Zealand.

Full Registration includes one admission to all conference sessions, Philips Happy Hour, RANZCR Gala Dinner, catering for the conference, one satchel including inserts and a conference handbook.

Day Registration includes one admission to all conference sessions for the selected day, catering for the selected day and a conference handbook. Day registration on Friday includes access to the Philips Happy Hour.

Acknowledgement for all registrations will be made via email, immediately for online registrations. If you have not received an email confirmation within two weeks of posting a registration, please contact the conference manager on +64 (0)7 823 1910 or via email ranzcr@outshine.co.nz

The Registration Desk will be located in Oceania on Level 3 of Te Papa and will be open from 8am on Friday 1 August. Please ensure you check-in at the registration desk to collect your pack. Access to sessions will be by name badge only.

All Cancellations must be made in writing to the Conference Manager – ranzcr@outshine.co.nz. Cancellations made prior to 30 June 2014 will be refunded less $100.00 to cover administration costs. No registration refunds will be made after this date, and refunds for tickets to the social functions will

be assessed on a case by case basis. You may elect to reassign your registration, in which case please contact the Conference Manager with the replacement delegate contact details.

If, for reasons beyond the control of the Organising Committee, the conference is cancelled, the registration fees will be refunded after deduction of expenses already incurred.

The NZ Radiology Education Trust (the Trust) welcomes registrants to the RANZCR New Zealand Branch Annual Scientific Meetings, which are open to all RANZCR members and other medical practitioners who must register under the appropriate registration category. Non-medical personnel and companies cannot register as medical practitioners and cannot attend the meeting as non-sponsors. Should you be uncertain as to which registration category to choose, please contact the Conference Manager ranzcr@outshine.co.nz. The Trust reserves the right to determine the source of sponsorship for the meeting and to request non-registrants, or those it considers do not add value to the educational or scientific content of the programme or the exhibition, to leave the meeting. The Trust also reserves the right to cancel any registrations which it considers do not meet this policy.

Registration Fees EarlyBefore 22-06-14

LateFrom 23-06-14

RANZCR Radiologist | Full Registration $810.00 $910.00

RANZCR Registrar | Full Registration $710.00 $810.00

RANZCR Radiologist/Registrar | Day Registration $500.00 $600.00

Non-RANZCR Member | Full Registration $910.00 $1010.00

Allied Health | Full Registration $500.00 $550.00

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Social ProgrammePlease ensure you indicate during registration whether you would like a ticket to the social functions. We are required to give final numbers in advance, and may not be able to accommodate your request for tickets if you register at the conference. Please check your registration confirmation carefully and ensure your selections are correct.

Happy Hour Sponsored byFriday 1 August, 5pmIndustry Exhibition Area, Te PapaCost is included in the full registration fee. Additional tickets may be purchased for $35 per person.

Registrar Dinner Sponsored byFriday 1 August, 7pmVenue: Bettys Function House and Bar 32 Blair Street, WellingtonCost is included in the full Registrar registration fee. Cash bar applies. Additional tickets can be purchased for $65 per person.

RANZCR Gala Dinner Saturday 2 August, 7pm. Venue: Te Papa, WellingtonDress Code: Business suit, coat check facilities available.Cost is included in the full registration fee. Additional tickets may be purchased during registration for $150 per person.

Te Papa provides a majestic setting for an evening of networking while enjoying a fine dining experience. Enjoy the sound of jazz trio, The Benson Brothers, who play with an old-school charm, simplicity and warmth.

For further information please contact our Conference Manager

OutshinePO Box 896, Cambridge 3450

New Zealandp. +64 (0)7 823 1910f. +64 (0)7 823 2316

e. ranzcr@outshine.co.nz w. www.outshine.co.nz

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With thanks to the following companies who had confirmed sponsorship of the meeting at the time of publication