Welcome
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The Asian and
Oceanic Society for Paediatric Radiology (AOSPR) is a society of
Paediatric Radiologists in the Asian and Oceanic region stretching from
Turkey and Jordan in the West to Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand
and the Philippines in the East and covering all points in between..
The AOSPR is dedicated to the promotion of Paediatric Radiology in the
Asia-Oceanic region through cooperative research, teaching and
education.
The Society aims to establish close ties with the many regional national societies. Furthermore the AOSPR has close ties with International Paediatric Radiology societies such as the Society for Paediatric Radiology (SPR), European Society of Paediatric Radiology (ESPR), and the Sociedad Latino Americana de Radiologia Pediatrica (SLARP). By close cooperation with these societies and dedication towards education and research, the AOSPR strives to achieve its aim of improving healthcare standards in the imaging of children. |
Latest updates (Nov, 2011)
There have changes in the Board Membership and the Membership forms, with new and updated information being added. Do go through the membership and committee pages.
First Announcement: 49th Annual Meeting and 35th Postgraduate course of the European Society of Pediatric Radiology (ESPR), Athens, Greece. Date: May28-June1 2012. www.espr2012.org
AOSPR 2011, BALI
The recently held conference in Bali was a resounding success and the beauty of Bali added to its charm. Heartiest congratulations and thanks to the Indonesian Society of Pediatric radiology for such marvelous organization. Do check out the gallery at the AOSPR images page, especially Dr. George Taylor's gallery!
World Federation of Pediatric Imaging
The AOSPR is a founder member of the World Federation of Paediatric Imaging (along with the three other major international paediatric radiology societies, namely the Society for Paediatric Radiology (SPR), European Society of Paediatric Radiology (ESPR), and the Sociedad Latino Americana de Radiologia Pediatrica (SLARP). More about it...
