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Featured articles from Interventional News
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Featured Stories
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Tuesday, 17 Nov 2009
Early in our experience at Georgetown University, we recognised that UAE is one of the few interventional radiology procedures that routinely requires the embolization of two vessels on opposite sides of the body. [more]
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Monday, 26 Oct 2009
Johannes Lammer was awarded the CIRSE gold medal at the opening ceremony on September 19, 2009, Lisbon, Portugal. “I am truly honoured to receive this medal from CIRSE,” said Lammer in his acceptance speech. [more]
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Thursday, 17 Sep 2009
The recent vote by the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) shows how interventional radiology has moved from a technical discipline to a true clinical discipline, which marks a real milestone, the official birth of a new medical specialty in Europe. [more]
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Thursday, 17 Sep 2009
After years of painstaking lobbying and efforts from CIRSE, we are celebrating the official recognition of interventional radiology as a distinct medical subspecialty. Embracing the recent UEMS’ decision, Greece will also become one of the few European countries to officially offer 1-2 years of subspecialty training in interventional radiology. [more]
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Friday, 21 Aug 2009
Embolotherapy has become an increasingly popular procedure in the field of interventional radiology. The industry has been very active in developing sophisticated embolic agents, Jean-Pierre Pelage and colleagues, share their view. [more]
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Wednesday, 08 Jul 2009
Irrespective of the forthcoming 5-year data, percutaneous cryoablation has already carved a permanent place on the list of RCCa treatment options, writes Christos Georgiades, Assistant Professor of Radiology and Surgery, Johns Hopkins Hospital. [more]
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Wednesday, 24 Jun 2009
Lowell S Kabnick, in his article on the RECOVERY trial, says that the 12W of power used to achieve the target LEED, and use of bare-tipped fibres contributed to the trial’s results. [more]
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Friday, 24 Apr 2009
Tony Nicholson says current attitudes towards subspecialisation leave interventional radiology stuck in the 20th century [more]
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Friday, 13 Mar 2009
Sumaira MacDonald says that the EVA 3-S trial has demonstrated the world’s first reverse learning curve, and that carotid artery stenting can only get better [more]
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Tuesday, 27 Jan 2009
The Thunder trial and the guided re-shaping technology were presented at the TCT conference, in October 2008. [more]
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