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Interventional Radiology
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Specialist Doctor
Qualifications :
Diploma in Medical Radio Diagnosis, D.N.B. Radiology, Fellowship in Interventional Radiology
Specialization :
Therapeutic and Diagnostic Interventional Radiology, Vascular Interventional Radiology, First in Gujarat to start Transjugular Liver Biopsy, TIPSS, Microwave Ablation, SMA Thrombolysis, Portal vein Embolization, Genicular Artery Embolization
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Qualifications :
Diploma in Medical Radio Diagnosis, Fellowship in Vascular & Interventional Radiology
Specialization :
Laser/RF Ablation of Varicose Veins, Embolization of Bleeding States, Peripheral Angioplasty & Stenting, Sclerotherapy of Hemangiomas, IVF Filter Placement & DVT Thrombolysis, USG & CT Guided FNAC and Biopsy, Various Pigtail Drainage Procedures, PTBD and Biliary Stenting, RFA for HCC and Various Tumours, Trans Jugular Liver Biopsy
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FAQs for Interventional Radiology
What is interventional radiology and how does it work?
Interventional radiology is a medical specialty that uses imaging techniques like CT, ultrasound, and X-ray to perform minimally invasive procedures. It allows doctors to diagnose and treat diseases by guiding instruments inside the body without the need for open surgery.
What conditions are treated using interventional radiology?
Interventional radiology is used to treat conditions such as tumors, blood vessel blockages, internal bleeding, organ disorders, and chronic pain. It provides targeted treatment for various diseases affecting different organs and systems.
What procedures are commonly performed in interventional radiology?
Common procedures include angiography, angioplasty, embolization, biopsy, drainage, and catheter placement. These procedures help diagnose diseases, restore blood flow, remove blockages, and treat tumors using image-guided techniques.
What is angiography and how is it used in diagnosis?
Angiography is an imaging procedure used to examine blood vessels by injecting contrast dye. It helps detect blockages, aneurysms, or vascular abnormalities and guides further treatment using minimally invasive techniques.
What is embolization in interventional treatment?
Embolization is a procedure used to block abnormal blood flow in specific areas, such as tumors or bleeding vessels. It helps control bleeding and reduce tumor size by cutting off blood supply.
What symptoms indicate the need for interventional radiology procedures?
Symptoms such as persistent pain, abnormal swelling, internal bleeding, vascular issues, or unexplained organ dysfunction may require image-guided procedures for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
What are the benefits of minimally invasive radiology procedures?
Minimally invasive procedures offer less pain, smaller incisions, reduced risk of complications, and faster recovery compared to traditional surgery. Many treatments can be performed with shorter hospital stays or on an outpatient basis.
How is interventional radiology different from diagnostic radiology?
Diagnostic radiology focuses on imaging for disease detection, while interventional radiology uses those images to perform procedures for treatment. It combines diagnosis and therapy in a single approach using advanced imaging guidance.
Is interventional radiology safe for patients?
Interventional radiology is generally safe due to its minimally invasive approach. It reduces surgical risks, minimizes tissue damage, and allows precise targeting of affected areas, improving overall patient outcomes.
When should you consult an interventional radiology specialist?
You should consult a specialist if you have conditions requiring targeted treatment such as vascular problems, tumors, or unexplained symptoms needing advanced diagnostic procedures. Early evaluation ensures accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.
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