Research
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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.
Inside Access: Standardizing PAE techniques
JVIR author Nassir Rostambeigi, MD, MPH, discusses expert consensus on standardizing prostatic artery embolization techniques.
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.
Inside access: Kameel Khabaz and Sammy Allaw
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluates the effectiveness and safety of transarterial embolization (TAE) for treating refractory adhesive capsulitis and related tendinopathies, consolidating evidence from multiple small cohort studies to inform clinical practice.
Inside access: Rebecca Le, MD
The December issue of Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology explored the question of which unique and pioneering ideas of today will become the routine IR procedures 1–2 decades from now? IRQ spoke with one of the guest editors, Dr. Rebecca Le, on her experience with the special issue.
Inside access: Arman Sarshoghi
Cryoablation has tremendous potential to evolve beyond its current applications, but protocols vary across centers. Arman Sarshogi, of Centre Hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal, discusses his recent JVIR publication, which reviewed the effectiveness and safety of various protocols for cryoablation of primary and metastatic lung tumors.
Occupational protection in IR
CIRSE and SIR have released an updated joint guidelines document on radiation protection. To learn about key features of the guidelines, CIRSE Insider spoke with the authors, Donald Miller, MD, FSIR, and Peter Reimer, MD, PhD.
Inside Access: Lorant Szabo, MD, EBIR
An interview with Lorant Szabo, MD, EBIR
Inside access: James Duncan, MD, PhD, FSIR
An interview with James R. Duncan, MD, PhD, FSIR, on how understanding human factors can improve procedural performance.
Inside access: Alexander Ushinsky, MD
An interview with Alexander Ushinsky, MD, on intravascular arterial lithotripsy of medial calcinosis.
Inside access: Nader Ashraf, MBBS
An interview with Behnam Shaygi, MD, MS, and Nadar Ashraf, MBBS, on the efficacy and patency of sharp recanalization for thoracic central venous occlusion
Journal entry: Diversifying the JVIR article types
The Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology has established several new article types which provide better context and organization for journal readers. These formats expand publishing options beyond traditional categories like original research or case reports, giving authors more ways to share important work.
The essentials of IR research
In the modern era of pass/fail medical school curricula and United States Medical Licensing Examination exams, research involvement has emerged as one of the most effective methods to increase competitiveness for residency.
Inside access: Amy R. Deipolyi, MD, FSIR
An interview with Amy R. Deipolyi, MD, FSIR, on the use of ketamine/midazolam versus fentanyl/midazolam procedural sedation.
Inside access: Tyler A. Sandow, MD
An interview with Tyler Sandow, MD, on using voxel-based dosimetry to evaluate sphere concentration and tumor dose in HCC treated with Y-90 radiation segmentectomy with glass microspheres
Inside access: Lucas R. Cusumano, MD
An interview with Lucas R. Cusumano, MD, on the 2-year outcomes of a prospective IDE trial.
Inside Access: Andrew Kennedy, MD
Multidisciplinary Delphi consensus on safety
Inside Access: John M. Moriarty, MB, BChL
Clinical, functional and quality of life outcomes after computer assisted vacuum thrombectomy for pulmonary embolism