E-mail contact for Dr Thierry Vancaillie

[jacko]

Hi

I just wondered if anyone had an e-mail adress for Dr Vanacille Id like to ask him few questions.

Many thanks,

Jacko

[bindy15]

Hi Jacko

This address is still current, hope you are managing OK

"Thierry G. Vancaillie, M.D." <t.vancaillie@unsw.edu.au>

[jacko]

Hi Bindy,

Thanks for the quick response and I hope you are doing ok.

Regards

Jacko

[Mod8]

He can also be contacted via his website www.whria.com.au

[Mod8]

Prof. Vancaillie now has clinics at the followiing addresses:

Blue Shield Specialist Medical Centre (Tuesday's only)
Suite 8, Level 3
19 Kensington Street
Kogarah NSW 2217

Phone 1300 722 206

From North

• Drive south down Princes Highway
• Turn right on Gray Street
• At roundabout, turn right onto Kensington Street


From South

• Drive north up Princes Highway
• Turn left on Gray Street
• At roundabout, turn right onto Kensington Street

By Public Transport

• Take train to Kogarah Station
• Walk south on Railway Parade
• Turn left onto Montgomery Street
• Turn right onto Kensington Street


Level 12
97-99 Bathurst St
Sydney

Phone: 1300 722 206
By Car from the North

• Drive south on Bradford Highway
• Keep right to stay on Bradford Highway (go over Harbour Bridge)
• Continue onto Warringah Freeway
• Take the Ernest St Exit and turn right onto Ernest St
• Continue onto Bradford Highway and then onto the Western Distributor
• Turn left onto Day St and then right on to Bathurst St


By Car from the South

• Drive north east on the M5 and merge onto General Holmes Drive
• Keep left and take the Eastern Distributer
• Exit onto the Cross City Tunnel going west
• Take Bathurst St exit and turn left onto Bathurst St


By Public Transport

• Catch a train to Town Hall Station
• If you exit Town Hall on the Woollworths side turn right
• Walk to the first set of lights (Bathurst St) and cross diagonally to the right, walk down Bathurst St
• The clinic will be on the right.



For more information or transport timetable, please call 131 500 or visit http://www.131500.info

Second Floor
Royal Hospital for Women
Barker st
Randwick, 2031

Phone 1300 722 206

From Northern Sydney

By Car

• Take Sydney Harbour Tunnel
• Merge onto Cahill Expy (0.7km)
• Continue on Eastern Distributor (2.0km)
• Take the exit toward Anzac Parade (0.2km)
• Keep right at the fork to continue toward Anzac Parade and
merge onto Anzac Parade (3.3km)
• Turn left at High St (1.2km)
• Turn right at Sydney Children’s Hospital car park.
• Take lift to the Ground Floor.
• Walk to The Royal Hospital for Women and take the lift at
reception area to Level 2
• Once exist the lift, turn right and follow the signs of “Women’s
Health & Research Institute of Australia” to the end of the
corridor. Turn Right.

By Public Transport

(Please call 131500 for visit http://www.131500.info for transport timetable)
Option A:

• Take the Northern Line train to Town Hall Station
• Walk to bus stop Sydney, Elizabeth St Opp Bathurst St
(440 metres)
• Take the 373 bus (Sydney Buses). Get off the bus at Randwick,
Belmore Rd Nr Avoca St
• Walk to Royal Hospital for Women (816 metres)
Option B

• Take the Northern Line train to Central Station
• Walk to bus stop Central, Eddy Av Stand C (264 metres)
• Take 372 bus(Sydney Buses). Get off the bus at Randwick,
Belmore Rd Opp Sliver St.
• Take the 359 bus (Sydney Buses) at Belmore Rd Opp
Sliver St.
• Get off the bus at Barker Street Nr Prince of Wales Hospital.
• Walk to Royal Hospital For Women (216 metres)
Option C

• Take the North Shore Line train to Town Hall Station
• Take the Eastern Suburbs And Illawarra Line train to Bondi
Junction Station
• Walk to bus stop Bondi Junction Interchange Stand J
(88 metres)
• Take the 314 bus (Sydney Buses). Get off the bus at Randwick,
Belmore Rd Nr Avoca St
• Walk to Royal Hospital For Women (816 metres)

From Western Sydney

By Car

• Take M4 Motorway toward east
• Continue on Parramatta Rd (10.2km)
• Turn right at Princes Hwy (0.4km)
• Turn left at Cleveland St (2.8km)
• Continue on Lang Rd (15m)
• Turn right at Anzac Parade (2.3km)
• Turn left at High St (1.2km)
• Turn right at Sydney Children’s Hospital car park.

By Public Transport

(Please call 131500 for visit http://www.131500.info for transport timetable)
Option A

• Take train to Central Station
• Walk to bus stop Central Station, Eddy Av Stand C
(264 metres)
• Take the 372 bus. Get off the bus at Randwick, Belmore Rd Nr
Avoca St
• Walk to Royal Hospital for Women (816 metres)
Option B

• Take train to Central Station
• Walk to bus stop Central Station, Eddy Av Stand C
(264 metres)
• Take the 374 bus. Get off the bus at Randwick, Alison Rd Nr
Belmore Rd
• Walk to bus stop Randwick, Alison Rd Nr Marcellin College
(96 metres)
• Take the 394 bus. Get off the bus at Randwick, Avoca St Nr
Barker St
• Walk to Royal Hospital for Women (304 metres)

From Sydney Domestic Airport/Southern Sydney

By Car

• Head east on General Holmes Dr
• Slight left at Eastern Distributor (5.1km)
• Take the exit toward Link Rd (46m)
• Turn left at Link Rd (0.2km)
• At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Epsom Rd (0.2km)
• Continue on Lenthall St (0.7km)
• Turn right at Todman Ave (Go through 1 roundabout)(0.4km)
• Turn right at Anzac Parade (0.6km)
• Turn left at High St (1.2km)
• Turn right at Sydney Children’s Hospital car park

By Public Transport

(Please call 131500 for visit http://www.131500.info for transport timetable)
Option A

• Walk to bus stop Mascot, T3 Qantas Terminal (256 metres)
• Take the 400 bus. Get off the bus at Randwick, High St, Prince
of Wales Hospital
• Walk to Royal Hospital for Women though the entrance of
Sydney Children’s Hospital. (952 metres)
Option B

• Walk to Airport Domestic Station (512 metres)
• Take the South Line train to Green Square Station
• Walk to bus stop Zetland, Botany Rd Nr Bourke St (120 metres)
• Take the bus 370. Get off the bus at Randwick, Coogee Bay
Rd Nr Perouse Rd.
• Walk to Royal Hospital for Women (784 metres)

[helenlegs 11]

What about from England? . . . . Joking Just to make the point that you are so thorough and good to us all

[jacko]

Thanks for all those details. Also has anyone had a diagnosis from Dr Vancille recently I gather he has some new procedures. Do you know if it still involves injections as i am bit concerned as I think Ive read that some people have some odd reations to these.

Thanks,

Jacko.