Dr. Jason Wenderoth in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia | Doctor

Dr. Jason Wenderoth

Locality: Randwick, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9399 5357

Address: Suite 19, Level 7, Prince of Wales Private Hospital 2031 Randwick, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.snis.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Totally the wrong message here. If its a suspected stroke, STRAIGHT to CT and CT angiogram. This is the best test, even in kids. Not only is it more accurate, but it is faster to access and faster to perform, and usually doesnt need a general anaesthetic. Time is brain! #stroke #ECR http://www.smh.com.au//hidden-horror-stroke-among-top-10-c

25.01.2022 We all want to get back to normal as soon as possible. Do your part and download the COVIDsafe app. Please SHARE widely. https://www.health.gov.au/reso/apps-and-tools/covidsafe-app

24.01.2022 Kind of old news now, but good that the mainstream media is finally picking up on it!

24.01.2022 A great opportunity for patients and families to recognise the extraordinary efforts of our stroke teams in getting them back on their feet! https://strokefoundation.org.au//National-Stroke-Foundatio

24.01.2022 Its long been one of my goals to offer specialist care to rural and regional NSW. With the opening of our consulting rooms in Wagga Wagga and Coffs Harbour, Sydney Neurointerventional Specialists is proud to bring the groups expertise to the people of the Riverina and the North Coast of NSW. http://snis.com.au/contact-us/

23.01.2022 Patients often have questions that they forget to ask, or that dont occur to them during consultation. Our website - www.snis.com.au - contains a lot of useful information and resources to help with many frequently asked questions.

21.01.2022 30 years since I last played the pipes. But the goal is the Scots College Old Boys band on ANZAC Day, if theyll have me!

20.01.2022 He’s lying. It was horrible.

20.01.2022 Not 100% accurate but it is definitely not properly resourced. The comment that they have no sympathy for teams that dont recruit is ridiculous. We have lost applicants because conditions and resources interstate are better, and we interviewed a great candidate 18 months ago who we still cant appoint (hes a professor in Germany) because we cant get over all the bureaucratic hurdles (visas, AHPRA etc) and we arent getting any help at all with that from NSW Health. Highl...y trained INRs dont grow on trees either: if you advertise - as we have done - you may get one suitable applicant if youre lucky. Even if we do appoint, they wont give new appointees operating time - we just have to share the 1 paid day a week between two hospitals that we have. Weve been trying to get trainees on board for ages too, but (a) until recently we couldnt get a position funded and (b) no-one wants to train when the conditions are poor - theyd rather do something else. None of this is the fault of one hospital, one administrator or even one bureaucrat in ministry. There is a deep level of political ignorance about the scale and cost of this problem. What money there is gets thrown at outdated or irrelevant issues by well-meaning but ill-informed bureaucrats. And dont get me started on the stadiums. Just 1% of that money would fund our service for 5-10 years. https://www.smh.com.au//how-a-medical-turf-war-stymied-a-b https://www.smh.com.au//stroke-treatment-delayed-due-to-bu

20.01.2022 Great case by my friend and colleague.

20.01.2022 Totally the wrong message here. If it's a suspected stroke, STRAIGHT to CT and CT angiogram. This is the best test, even in kids. Not only is it more accurate, but it is faster to access and faster to perform, and usually doesn't need a general anaesthetic. Time is brain! #stroke #ECR http://www.smh.com.au//hidden-horror-stroke-among-top-10-c

19.01.2022 http://www.dryjuly.com/users/jason-wenderoth

19.01.2022 Off to the USA tomorrow to present at the annual Society of Neurointerventional Surgery Meeting in San Francisco. Maybe a little stop in the Napa Valley while Im there....

19.01.2022 Patients often have questions that they forget to ask, or that don't occur to them during consultation. Our website - www.snis.com.au - contains a lot of useful information and resources to help with many frequently asked questions.

18.01.2022 Well its the last day of Dry July. Thank you so much to all those who donated, and to those yet to make their last-minute donations. Despite all the ragging I received, it wasnt as hard as I anticipated, and all for a worthy cause.

18.01.2022 Great talk by Nathan Manning!

16.01.2022 Hes lying. It was horrible.

15.01.2022 https://twitter.com/jasonwender/status/1144210477561470976

13.01.2022 Sober reminder this weekend on call that stroke can happen anywhere, any time to anyone. And 30% of stroke occurs in people of working age. Remember FAST: get straight to the nearest emergency department if you or someone you know develops sudden lopsidedness of the FACE; if there is difficulty in lifting one ARM; if there is difficulty in understanding or generating SPEECH; and that TIME is critical - the sooner you get help, the better chance of recovery. #stroke #ECR

13.01.2022 Discover this case from Nathan Manning of a patient presenting recurrent aneurysm (6.5 x 4.5 mm) involving fetal the Pcom and left ICA.

12.01.2022 7 days into September and 9 strokes treated. Looks like awareness of ECR is increasing! #strokeweek2017 #ECR

12.01.2022 Stroke update... https://www.facebook.com/andrew.cheung.//10160085032670608

12.01.2022 We intend to follow this cohort of patients out to 5 years at least for durability assessment.

11.01.2022 It is surprising that there is any controversy about this at all, but the implementation of training standards and minimum case loads for skills maintenance for INR practitioners in Australia has met with unexpected resistance from some quarters, including hospital executives. Thankfully, medicine as a profession has historically done a pretty good job of self-regulating and ensuring that our patients are safe. The Conjoint Committee for Recognition of Training in Interventio...nal Neuroradiology (CCINR - www.ccinr.org.au) is a collaborative group of radiologists, neurologists and neurosurgeons who work to ensure that training standards for INR are fair but sufficient to ensure a good basic skillset, and to set minimum case numbers for practising INRs to ensure that they are doing enough work to keep their skills current and fresh. Never be embarrassed to ask your doctor "Are you CCINR certified?" Our doctors are all proud to be certified by the CCINR, and we are equally proud to extend the hand of friendship and collaboration to smaller centres and lower volume operators wishing to learn from our experience and develop their techniques. http://snis.com.au/patient-info/is-your-doctor-certified/

11.01.2022 Alarming. Im not with BUPA, but if I were, Id be changing insurers immediately. https://www.smh.com.au//dear-bupa-your-policy-change-makes

10.01.2022 https://tenplay.com.au//natio/2017/9/4/life-saving-surgery

09.01.2022 Patients and families at Prince of Wales Hospital often ask how they can help our service grow and help more people. By following the link and dropdown menu at this site, you can make a donation that will directly assist with training our staff, purchasing new equipment and delivering better quality care to patients at Prince of Wales with strokes, aneurysms and other cerebrovascular diseases. https://powhf.org.au/donation-2/

09.01.2022 A real problem. More people with less training doing more complex cases. Regulators, Colleges and hospital administrators unwilling to address the issue. One (partial) solution: create "devices for dummies" - tools that anyone with a bit of training can use and get familiar with for most of their cases.

08.01.2022 We occasionally get approached by patients from overseas to ask about coming to Sydney for treatment. This is certainly possible, but can be logistically challenging. Our team can help with the process too. Some basic information is useful in this regard - this can be sent to us at http://snis.com.au/international-patients/

07.01.2022 Kudos to my friend, team member and colleague, Dr Andrew Cheung who has done so much to bring Liverpool Hospital up to the point of nationwide recognition for its exceptional standard of stroke care. #stroke #FAST #INR https://tenplay.com.au/news/sydney/2017/11/23/stroke-shame

07.01.2022 Two very interesting dural arteriovenous fistulae treated yesterday. One hypoglossal canal with severe pulsatile tinnitus (grade I) and the other a vertex grade III/IV lesion with SAH. This disease continues to fascinate me with its myriad appearances and clinical presentations, despite which the same mantra - Get the vein! - holds true for all of them. http://snis.com.au//dural-arteriovenous-fistula-davf-and-/

06.01.2022 Life isnt all about strokes and aneurysms. It was a wonderful privilege last night to be invited into the home of national treasures Richard Tognetti and Satu Vänskä to have dinner and hear the #ACO play at the annual Medici dinner.

05.01.2022 If you are interested in discussions about cutting edge treatment and management dilemmas, you can follow these topics on my twitter feed @JasonWenderoth

05.01.2022 Congratulations to my friend and colleague Mark Davies for his long-overdue OAM. A busier, kinder and more dedicated human I am yet to encounter.

04.01.2022 32 stroke cases in September....another busy month!

04.01.2022 Cheung et al: Woven stent-assisted coil embolization is safe, efficacious and durable at long-term follow-up. http://ow.ly/yXkY30hhzDh

03.01.2022 Well its been a while since I posted on here. A combination of being super busy and dealing with some personal issues has kept it that way, but its been year another year of rewarding care of literally hundreds of patients. While it is fantastic that most have done very well and returned to normal or near normal life after their aneurysm, stroke, AVM or other illness, it is always sad and sobering to reflect on those patients who didnt fare so well, along with their families. I wish all of my patients, their families, their carers and my extraordinary teams at Prince of Wales and Liverpool Hospitals, along with our patient and caring secretaries a very peaceful and happy holiday season and best wishes for the New Year.

03.01.2022 It is a pleasure to have Peter Mitchell from Royal Melbourne Hospital as a member of our faculty ! #LINNCAsia http://bit.ly/2yDpugf

03.01.2022 Well it’s the last day of Dry July. Thank you so much to all those who donated, and to those yet to make their last-minute donations. Despite all the ragging I received, it wasn’t as hard as I anticipated, and all for a worthy cause.

02.01.2022 Nice to hear Interventional Neuroradiology get a mention on Roy and HGs podcast on 16/12, even if its only to take the Mickey! #HGandRoy

02.01.2022 Cheung et al: Long term results w/ braided Y- and Tstent constructs show safety/efficacy. http://ow.ly/DW2f30gh0B9