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Teal Ribbon Giving Day 2020

What is ovarian cancer?
Ovarian cancer is a general term used to describe a cancerous (malignant) tumour starting in one or both ovaries.
The ovaries are made up of three main kinds of cells – epithelial cells, stromal cells and germ cells. Each of these cells can develop into a different type of tumour. The average age of women when they are diagnosed with ovarian cancer is age 64. It is mainly diagnosed in women over the age of 50; however, there are cases diagnosed in younger women.

Every day, 4 Australian women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Sadly, only 46% of women survive, and in most cases it is diagnosed at an advanced stage, which is very difficult to treat. With your help, we can provide better support, treatment and outcomes to women living with the deadliest female cancer. With your help, we can save lives.

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Obstetric Imaging

Obstetric Imaging

Looking after you through all stages of pregnancy.
Fast appointments available and onsite specialist reporting across all our practices.

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Dr Nan Wang MBBS FRANZCR joins the experienced team at Synergy Radiology

Synergy Radiology strengthens its expertise as Dr. Nan Wang joins the team.

Dr Nan Wang completed his radiology training at Liverpool Hospital, and is a dual fellowship-trained radiologist in paediatric imaging from Westmead Children’s Hospital and body oncology imaging from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.  He was involved in immunotherapy treatment research, RECIST assessment, and multidisciplinary meetings in gynaecological, rectal and prostate oncology.

Dr Wang’s interests lie in abdominal and urological MRI imaging and oncology, and in emergency medicine.

We’re committed to delivering the best possible care for your patients.

Heart Disease 2020

Heart Disease – WEAR RED DAY

February 7th, the day of hearts – wear RED for someone close to your heart. Whether it’s a family member, a special friend or in memory for someone you loved who sadly passed away due to heart disease.

Cardiovascular disease generally refers to conditions that involve narrowed or blocked blood vessels that can lead to a heart attack,
chest pain (angina) or stroke. Other heart conditions, such as those that affect your heart’s muscle, valves or rhythm, also are considered forms of heart disease.

By improving your lifestyle, including your diet and level of fitness, you can minimize your risk of getting cardiovascular disease. Even if you have two or more risk factors, you can still make changes that will reduce your chances of developing heart problems.


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We welcome Dr. Yang Sim MBBS FRANZCR to our expert team

Synergy Radiology is gaining expertise every day, and we’re committed to delivering the best possible care for your patients.

With this in mind, we’re extremely honoured to announce that specialist radiologist Dr. Yang Sim MBBS FRANZCR has joined our experienced Synergy Radiology Team. We’re pleased to welcome Dr. Sim on-board, and look forward to him adding the expertise his sub-specialties to the group.

Dr. Sim is a fellowship-trained radiologist. He trained at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney Children’s Hospital, and St. Vincent’s Hospital, completing his fellowship, subspecialising in musculoskeletal radiology, at the University of Toronto in 2017. Prior to joining Synergy Radiology, he held a Staff Specialist appointment at the Prince of Wales Hospital from 2017-2019.

Dr. Sim is highly skilled in diagnostic musculoskeletal radiology and associated interventional procedures and has a keen interest in sports medicine and rheumatological disorders.