Dr. Mayuran Saththianathan

Dr. Mayuran Saththianathan has over 20 years of experience in medicine. He graduated from the University of Auckland School of Medicine in 2003 with an MBBS and completed his Master of Surgery (MS) from the University of Sydney in 2008. Dr. Saththianathan completed his radiology, nuclear medicine, and PET specialist training at Westmead Hospital in 2013.

Dr. Saththianathan is currently a specialist at PRP Diagnostic Imaging and has significant experience in nuclear medicine, cardiac CT imaging, and radiology. He has expertise in PET imaging, nuclear cardiology, and diagnostic imaging, and is accredited as a Level A Cardiac CT specialist. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Saththianathan is highly skilled in medical imaging for cardiac conditions, nuclear medicine, and advanced imaging techniques.

Dr. Saththianathan has been involved in clinical research in radiology and nuclear medicine, particularly in PET imaging, cardiac CT, and nuclear cardiology. His research has focused on improving imaging techniques for cardiac conditions and enhancing the accuracy of diagnostic imaging in nuclear medicine. He has also presented award-winning research at international medical meetings and contributed to advancements in radiology and nuclear medicine.

• Phyllis Paykel Memorial Scholarship, University of Auckland – 2003

• Senior Prize in Medicine, University of Auckland – 2003

• Best Surgical Research Paper, International Surgical Conference – 2009

• Outstanding Contribution to Nuclear Medicine, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists – 2016

Dr. Saththianathan has authored several publications in radiology and nuclear medicine journals, particularly in the fields of cardiac CT, PET imaging, and nuclear cardiology. His work has contributed to improving diagnostic imaging protocols, particularly in cardiac imaging and nuclear medicine. He is also actively involved in research and has shared his findings at international conferences related to nuclear cardiology and advanced imaging techniques.