Interventional radiologists frequently assume care of patients with high severity of acute and chronic illnesses, many of which can contribute to shock and organ failure in the inpatient setting. The…
Interventional Radiology has evolved to encompass periprocedural and inpatient care of critically ill patients. Acute hypotension and shock can occur in IR patients due to various causes including hemorrhage, sepsis,…
Type II endoleaks are common benign complications that occur following endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR). When traditional transarterial embolization fails in the management of these endoleaks, alternative approaches such as the…
Central venous occlusions (CVOs) of the systemic circulation are highly morbid, causing significant symptoms from venous congestion, venous thromboembolism (VTE) and impaired vascular access. Endovascular recanalization (EVR) has emerged as…
Recent developments in cancer genomics have allowed for comprehensive genomic profiling of tumors, thereby allowing oncologists to provide targeted therapies for patients with advanced cancers. This has made it even…
Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) has become an essential tool for endovascular procedures, particularly during complex interventions. The benefits include improved visualization of vascular and extravascular anatomy, reduced complication rates, and enhanced…
