PPT-The potential of Interventional radiology

The Clinical and Economic Value of an IR Practice IR Is Modern Medicine Through a tiny incision in the skin interventional radiologists deliver precise targeted treatment Lifethreatening conditions such as cardiovascular disease stroke or cancer are treated less invasively than . INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY?. Speaker. : [ ]. Date: [ ]. Venue: [ ]. A presentation by . the Canadian . Interventional Radiology Association (CIRA). http://www.medicine.dal.ca/departments/department-sites/radiology.html. Keith . Dosland. (406) 498-4878. keithdosland@yahoo.com. Radiology Technician Duties. Prepare patients for diagnostic procedures, this includes protecting the patients from radiation exposure. Effectively manipulate imaging machines to get usable images. Dr. . Madhavan. Unni. MD.,DMRD.. KIMS, Thiruvananthapuram.. This report, released in 1999, made a paradigm shift in the way we looked at Medical . Errors and at. Quality in medical care delivery.. It stated that errors cause between 44000-98000 deaths per year in American hospitals.. Minimum Access – Maximum Result. Interventional Radiology is pin hole surgery performed with the aid of . X rays, CT and ultrasound by specially trained doctors called Interventional Radiologists. Current gold standards. PET/CT guided biopsy. Protocol. Advantages/disadvantages. Utility. Feasibility in Canada. Case Studies. Biopsy Significance. Individualized treatment regimen. Accurate tumor stage. :  . impact . on general anaesthesia requirement. Dr. Nicola H Strickland. Consultant Radiologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. President Royal College of Radiologists. Radiology and . Anaesthetics. Imaging and Interventional Center Locations Address Parking CT MAMMO DEXA Clinics and Procedures UCLA Medical Plaza Imaging and Interventional Center 100 200 300 UCLA Medical Plz UCLA Medical Center RADIOLOGY70 Dubois Street Newburgh NY 12550845 568-2242 WWWSTLUKESCORNWALLHOSPITALORGDr Chris Donikyan Interventional RadiologistHighlytrainedExperiencedBoardCert VERSION 1 AUGUST 2016DEVELOPED AND EDITED BYKyle J Cooper MD Minhaj S Khaja MD MBA Sravanthi Reddy MD Kate Klein MDWITH HELP AND INPUT FROM OTHER AMSER MEMBERS INTRODUCTION This document is intended TACE: . T. rans-. A. rterial . C. hemo-. E. mbolization. H. igh dose . chemotherapy . is selectively administered via a catheter in the artery to . the liver . tumor. . T. he . chemotherapy targets the . future. in radiology?. What is clinical radiology?. “Radiology offers so many opportunities for . problem-solving”. “I . don’t . think. I . have ever found anything so challenging or rewarding. Generative . Neural. Network . Inserting. . or. . Removing. Cancer . into. . Mammograms. . Fools. . Radiologists. . and. . Deep. Learning . Alike. : . Example. . of. an . Adversarial. . Attack. Interventional radiology (IR) is a sub-specialty of radiology that has become increasingly important since the mid-1970s. Specialises in . minimally invasive, image-guided treatments . for a wide range of diseases. 0799/01/ March 2020 – Page 1 of 4 Interventional Percutaneous T ranshepatic C holangiogram (PTC) Your doctor would like you to have a Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram (PTC) and has ar