José David Guio, MD

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Diagnostic - Interventional radiology💉 HGUCR SESCAM - Guitar shredder 🎸

[José David Guio, MD @jdavidguio]

En nombre de nuestro equipo de RVI del HGUCR, agradecemos el 3° premio otorgado en la categoría de mejor comunicación electrónica a @SERVEISoc @servei2023. Motivados para continuar mejorando y aportando a la sociedad

[BackTable Vascular and Interventional @_backtable]

Can intuitive sizing and a flexible design change how you approach challenging embolization cases? Drs. Kavi Krishnasamy, Brian Funaki, Alex Villalobos, and Nima Kokabi discuss real-world cases as well as a new vascular plug device with intuitive sizing and tight braid design. The discussed Lobo device is chosen in certain cases for tortuous vessels and for a tailored fit to help prevent migration, even in high-flow environments.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/O7ZKrztUES

This podcast is supported by Okami Medical.

#VI630 #IR #InterventionalRadiology #IRInnovation #SmartEmbolization #VascularPlug

[GeNI @Geni_NRI]

Hay casos clínicos que se quedan para siempre.

José Ángel Larrea, del @DonostiakoOsp, comparte un caso que refleja la importancia de la colaboración, la experiencia y el conocimiento compartido en neurorradiología intervencionista.

#GeNI

[Lea Alhilali, MD @teachplaygrub]

Stuck between a rock & a hard place when it comes to brain calcifications?!

Calcification pattern is key to rocking the diagnosis!

Here's a quick guide to the most common entities associated w/different patterns

For the three most common patterns, I remember what you do when ROCK music plays:

I HeaR = Infection & Hematoma give a Rock pattern
I GYRate = Infarct give a GYRiform
And finally...
I Dab = Infection gives tiny Dabs or Dots everywhere

For the rest:
If they are grouped: think tumor or vascular
If they are diffusion: think metabolic
If they are along the ventricle: think TORCH

Now hopefully you can rock & roll when it comes to the diagnoses for intracranial calcifications!

[Thanh Nguyen 🇺🇦 @NguyenThanhMD]

Endovascular Treatment of Medium-Vessel-Occlusion Strokes | New England Journal of Medicine https://t.co/x0MXehsxBC

[International Journal of Stroke @IntJStroke]

💊Early DOAC initiation is safe and non-inferior to delayed treatment regardless of infarct volume

❌⏱️No evidence that anticoagulation initiation should be delayed beyond 4 days on the basis of infarct size

Read the paper here!👇
https://t.co/3P82y5VF72 @UCLStrokeRes

[NEJM @NEJM]

Among patients with stroke due to medium-vessel occlusion, thrombectomy led to functional independence at 90 days (in 58.6% of patients, vs. 46.6% with medical management) but also to a higher risk of intracranial hemorrhage. Full ORIENTAL-MeVO trial results: https://t.co/FvyLPQz4CV

Editorial: Endovascular Therapy for Medium-Vessel Occlusion Stroke — Narrowing the Target Population https://t.co/hnLi0DvzuF

[CIRSE @cirsesociety]

New Highlights in IR video now available in the CIRSE Library!

Dr. Asef Zahed presents the endovascular management of a hepatic artery aneurysm, covering imaging, treatment planning, and coil embolization.

▶️ Watch for free: https://t.co/AtFUUXXuAf

#CIRSElibrary #IRad

[CIRSE @cirsesociety]

Join us in Valencia from June 17-20 for the 2026 European Conference on Embolotherapy!
🌟 Dr. Fernando Gómez Muñoz shares insights on embolotherapy in Spain.
Check it out! 👉 https://t.co/srNqLh9AkN
#ET2026 #CIRSE #Emboboltherapy

[BackTable Vascular and Interventional @_backtable]

Like Dr. Rahul Sheth mentioned, a bridge with communication between IRs and Medical Oncologists needs to exist in order to foster a positive patient experience. How do physicians coordinate drug treatments like RP1 into their care plans? In this short, Dr. Sheth is joined by co-guest Dr. Jennifer McQuade and host Dr. Tyler Sandow, to talk more about coordinating guided imaging with lesion injections to get the ultimate results. They dive deeper into the process of drug injections - focusing on confounding factors like amount of injections per lesion.

Tune in to the full episode on the BackTable App: https://t.co/roAJybnm2w

This podcast is supported by Replimune.

#VI622 #InterventionalRadiology #IRad #MedicalOncology #InterventionalOncology #Cancer #Melanoma #MetastaticMelanoma #Immunotherapy #IntratumoralOncolytics #RP1 #MedEd #BackTable

[GeNI @Geni_NRI]

En Cáceres, el XVIII Curso Anual de Formación en Neurorradiología Intervencionista es otra cosa.
Decidir, practicar y aprender en un entorno real, junto a expertos.
Este año celebramos 20 años del curso.
Gracias a quienes lo hacéis posible.
#GeNI #NeurorradiologíaIntervencionista

[GeNI @Geni_NRI]

La evolución de las técnicas endovasculares sigue marcando la práctica en enfermedad carotídea.

La elección de dispositivos es clave, con el foco en estudios como CREST-2 en pacientes asintomáticos.

Así lo comenta el Dr. Larrea.

#GeNI #NeurorradiologíaIntervencionista

[JM Olmedo @J_Haller]

Se vienen cositas. Llevaba tiempo queriendo ir a esto.

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

💊🧠 Can prasugrel-based single antiplatelet therapy offer a simpler option for distal aneurysm flow diversion?

In this multicenter real-world study, SAPT showed comparable angiographic occlusion to DAPT after treatment with the p48 MW HPC flow diverter, without a significant increase in thromboembolic or ischemic events. Hemorrhagic complications were seen only in the DAPT group, supporting continued interest in tailored antiplatelet strategies for selected patients. @AlexanderSirak1 @SirakovStanimir @AbdallahAb48757

📖 Read more (open access): https://t.co/sLsyhizPm4

[CVIR Journal @CVIR_Journal]

Commentary on Thermal Ablation for Giant Hepatic Hemangiomas: A Meta-Analysis with Subgroup Analysis of Microwave and Radiofrequency Ablation Techniques
https://t.co/pBcGvMvZlc

[Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery (SNIS) @SNISinfo]

What artery is marked by the red arrow? What pathology is the most common cause for this artery to be enlarged, as in this case?

[BackTable Vascular and Interventional @_backtable]

What should an IR physician do when you need to embolize one artery, but the origin has multiple branches? This was a challenge for Dr. Rajasekhara Ayyagari during one of his cases. In this clip, Dr. Ayyagari provides images taken during this case to visualize his thought process. For this case, he utilized protective coils, further explaining their benefits to direct embolics to target areas.

Check out the full episode: https://t.co/F0TjR7NWQw

This podcast is supported by Guerbet.

#VI611 #InterventionalRadiology #IRad #Urology #InterventionalUrology #ProstateArteryEmbolization #PAE #Embolization #ProtectiveCoiling #Coiling #Imaging #MedEd #BackTable

[BackTable Vascular and Interventional @_backtable]

Modern renal ablation is increasingly defined by a strategic balance of thermal efficiency and advanced intraprocedural guidance. Listen in as Dr. Steven Huang explores the paradigm shift toward microwave and cryoablation, details his approach to patient positioning and probe trajectory, and explains the critical importance of planning potential additional burn sequences ahead of the procedure.

Check out the full episode -> https://t.co/1TgVWvVDLT

This podcast is supported by Varian.

#VI613 #InterventionalRadiology #Oncology #RenalCellCarcinoma #Ablation #TumorAblation #Cancer #IRad #MedEd

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

📊 Meta-analysis of 612 pediatric stroke cases suggests mechanical thrombectomy is safe and effective, achieving high recanalization rates and better functional outcomes than medical management—highlighting its promise despite current off-label use. Read more here: https://t.co/Ga9mA9rwDV
@ElekAlperen

[CIRSE European Trainee Forum @ETF_IRtrainees]

📚 CIRSE's patient information leaflet for uterine artery embolization is designed to inform patients about what they can expect to experience before, during, and after the procedure.
➡️ Learn more: https://t.co/bDzuWWfKeW

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

🔎 📊 Read the latest editorial (https://t.co/e9pLf0PjFi)and commentary (https://t.co/LufNM8Ep4Z)on distal occlusion stroke—a critical perspective on 2026 guidelines, the limitations of recent RCTs, and how to move forward.
@JMoccoMD