Minimally invasive image-guided procedures for vascular diagnosis and treatment
Alternative to open surgery with lower risk and faster recovery
Use of X-rays, ultrasound, or CT to guide procedures
Collaboration between radiologists, surgeons, and other specialists
Configuration of fluoroscopy, angiography, and imaging systems
Application of safety protocols for patients and medical staff
Support in procedures and management of specialized equipment
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Procedure to drain urine from the kidney directly through the skin when there is ureteral obstruction. Performed under ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance.
Technique to relieve bile duct obstruction by placing catheters that allow external or internal drainage of bile.
Creation of direct access to the stomach through the abdominal wall for enteral nutrition administration in patients with swallowing difficulty.
Placement of self-expanding metal stents in bile ducts to maintain patency in cases of malignant or benign obstruction.
Diagnostic Imaging Technicians who wish to specialize in Vascular Interventional Radiology require: