Patient with multiple small arterial ulcers involving the toes 1-3 with poor runoffs. Targeted recanalization of the AT with great flow to the wound. This patient will be plugged into our clinic and watched closely to assess healing.
About 1/3 of our traumas involve the pelvis, here the left superior gluteal artery is bleeding from multiple branches. After embolization, hg stabilized and vitals improved.
Busy couple of weeks at our program, as it should be. We rotate through two main hospitals. At @MDAndersonNews we have performed > 6 PE and DVT thrombectomies in addition to the Y-90, thermal ablation, and other cases that we perform to treat our patients.
Happy '21 Season! PAIRS has returned with a schedule of amazing speakers. First: with so many services to provide, how do we establish direct access to the patients we care for? We are excited to welcome Isabel Newton, MD, PhD of UCSD IR to guide us through bridging this gap.
@farkomd No this was one of three vessels we treated that day including the heavily diseased PT and and moderately diseased AT. Our patient has a non healing foot wound.
Highly relevant study for those of us interested in using #irad therapies to improve immunotherapy efficacy. Even if a local therapy successfully “releases” neoantigens from the target lesion, that antigen is unlikely to be globally expressed at other disease sites!
We have the option to rotate through an outpatient vascular center during our elective weeks. This is where we can learn the outpatient vascular and interventional radiology care. Dialysis management, peripheral vascular, men and women’s health etc. @SIRRFS@SIRspecialists
#RadRes, you only have 2 weeks to submit your presentation for LEARN 2021! If you are interested in presenting a case about lower extremity arterial disease and treatment live in October, fill out this application by Sunday, Oct. 10. https://t.co/vyWbu1TRsO