Interventional radiology is a relatively young sub-specialty of diagnostic radiology and represents the therapeutic arm of the specialty of diagnostic radiology. Interventional radiology uses image guidance (ultrasound, CT, MRI, and angiography) to perform therapeutic interventions, for example, in the vascular (e.g., peripheral arterial occlusive disease) and biliary systems (e.g., tumorous occlusion of the bile duct system) as well as in parenchymal organs (e.g., radiofrequency ablation of liver metastases).
- Angiography heart
- Pain therapy lumbar spine
- Biopsy breast
- Pain therapy spine
- Pain therapy cervical spine
- MRI based fusion TRUS biopsy
- Drainage peritoneum
- Chemoembolization
- Biopsy Thyroid gland
- Biopsy pancreas
- Biopsy kidneys, percutaneous nephrostoma
- Biopsy Lymph nodes
- Biopsy Lymph nodes
- Biopsy Lungs
- Biopsy inguinal lymph node
- Biopsy Liver
- Biopsy Bones
- Angiography hip
- Angiography legs
- Angiography pelvic-leg arteries
