Dr Victor Mansberg is a dual qualified radiologist and nuclear medicine specialist. His areas of interest include body and molecular imaging, oncology and theranostics. He is skilled in Hybrid cross-sectional imaging correlation especially PET/CT which is optimal for diagnosis and oncology staging. 

Dr Victor Mansberg obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of New South Wales and later completed his radiology training at St. Vincent's Hospital Sydney in 1995 and nuclear medicine Fellowship at the Prince of Wales Hospital Sydney in 1997. Thereafter he undertook advanced training in PET/CT and Body MRI at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre New York (MSKCC). Dr Mansberg has published numerous papers in peer-reviewed literature. He has been a lecturer for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists training programme as well as the University of New South Wales and as the Director of Nuclear Medicine at the Cabrini Institute in Melbourne. Since 2013, Dr Mansberg has been an active member of the non-for-profit organisation, Radiologists Across Borders. He has provided radiology education, training and support in the regional Pacific Islands and is the lead Radiologist for PNG.

Radiological Skills & Interests

• Body imaging including abdominal MRI
• Nuclear medicine including PET/CT and SPECT/CT and radioactive iodine therapy
• Oncology imaging
• Intervention - biopsy and therapeutic procedures
• Musculoskeletal and spinal injections
• Breast imaging

Clinic Director

Dr Rahul Anand is a dual qualified RANZCR radiologist and nuclear medicine specialist. He grew up in New Zealand and studied medicine at the University of Auckland. After working as a junior doctor across a variety of specialties, he returned to Auckland to complete his radiology training.

Drawn to the field by a passion for technology and innovation, Dr Anand appreciates both the broad clinical knowledge radiology demands and the pivotal role radiologists play in multidisciplinary patient care. He has a particular interest in PET imaging and its potential to transform how disease is diagnosed and monitored across medicine.

His subspecialty interests include oncology, head and neck imaging, lymphoma and emergency radiology.

Dr Alasdair Robertson is a neuro and musculoskeletal radiologist with procedural skills in both specialities, including cervical, thoracic and lumbar spines. Dr Robertson has a subspecialty interest in the MRI of the peripheral nerves, including ulnar nerve, posterior interosseous nerve (PIN), peroneal and sciatic nerves. This includes Piriformis syndrome as well as ulnar nerve entrapment and their management with corticosteroid and Botox, and thoracic outlet syndrome.

He has worked extensively in these fields in specialist-based practices for over 20 years including the management of many high-end amateur, Olympians and professional athletes across multiple sporting codes. These include soccer, NRL, rugby union, AFL, swimming, tennis, snow skiing and snowboarding.

Dr Robertson was attracted to I-MED Radiology due to its specialist-based imaging which enables him to continue with specialty and sub-specialty imaging and management, both of which have enormous positive impacts on his patients. Dr Robertson has fellowships in Neuroradiology from the German Cancer Research Centre (D.K.F.Z) and the KopfKlinik (Head Clinic) of the University of Heidelberg in Germany, and Musculoskeletal and Neuroradiology fellowships from Monash Medical Centre, Clayton.

Radiological Skills & Interests

• Neuroradiology
• Musculoskeletal Radiology
• MRI of peripheral nerves and Piriformis syndrome