IR Quarterly

IR Quarterly is the official magazine of the Society of Interventional Radiology, covering clinical insights, research, and trends in IR practice.

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How to get published in JVIR

Tips for standing out in a highly competitive submission pool

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Join the circle

The Giving Circle for the Advancement of Women (GCAW) not only provides career development opportunities but allows individuals to come together to thoughtfully and intentionally donate.

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New Category III codes for July 2026

Coding for histotripsy of malignant pancreatic tissue and surface mesh representations and applications.

Christina G. Marks, MD Coding Q&A Coding, billing and reimbursement
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How to get started in research

A successful researcher doesn’t necessarily need a PhD—but they do need a varied support network, a strong plan and a commitment to persistence.

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Inside access: Aakash Gupta, MD

Dr. Aakash Gupta discusses TEPS as an effective last-resort option for portal decompression for specific patient populations.

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High-impact IR program building

Dr. Abhishek Kumar's Y-90 program has become the highest-volume radioembolization program in New Jersey. Here's how he did it.

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ABR IR/DR certifying exam resources

SIR’s ECS section conducted a survey to help identify the most valuable resources for those preparing for the ABR IR/DR certifying exam.

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Summer 2026: Program director’s corner

As the ABR board timeline evolves, integrated IR programs have an opportunity to rethink how they sequence DR and IR training. In this Program Director’s Corner, Kyle J. Cooper, MD, FSIR, explores how smarter curriculum design can support exam readiness, early IR identity and a stronger transition to independent practice.

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Inside Access: Standardizing PAE techniques

JVIR author Nassir Rostambeigi, MD, MPH, discusses expert consensus on standardizing prostatic artery embolization techniques.

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Inside Access: Hernán G. Bertoni, MD

Dr. Bertoni discusses his recent paper on how GAE may provide meaningful pain relief and functional improvement after total knee replacement.

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Episode 82: From RFS to educator

Mentorship and connection building with 2026 IR Residency Practicum program director Joshua Kuban, MD, FSIR

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JVIR audio abstracts: July 2026

Audio abstracts from the July 2026 issue of the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology.

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Episode 81: Get ready for a different kind of meeting: SIR EDGE

EDGE program committee members Ziv J Haskal, MD, FSIR; Brian Funaki, MD, FSIR; and Daniel Sze, MD, PhD, FSIR came together to discuss what you can expect from this year's meeting in Louisville, KY. Attend the meeting and learn through cases, decisions and real‑world judgment.

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Episode 80: Early career pathways to education leadership

Lei Yu, MD, the ECS secretary, speaks with former SIR president Parag J. Patel, MD, FSIR, on early career pathways for education leadership, how to overcome imposter syndrome and use the best of your time, and how to navigate your place and identity in the early career days.

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JVIR audio abstracts: June 2026

This recording features audio versions of the June 2026 Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR) abstracts.

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Episode 78: Practice Advice for Early Career IRs

How does your identity change once you’re fully responsible for patient care? Zachary Berman, MD, and Rupal Parikh, MD, explore mentorship, work-life harmony and the evolving purpose of being an attending physician.

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