Explore the full range of services we offer — from interventional and diagnostic radiology to teleradiology and physician.
Cross-sectional X-ray imaging that provides detailed views of bones, organs, and soft tissue for accurate diagnosis.
The use of magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of organs and soft tissue without ionizing radiation.
The use of high-frequency sound waves to produce real-time images of internal organs and soft tissue without radiation.
The use of small balloons mounted on the ends of catheters to dilate or widen narrowed arteries in order to improve distal blood flow.
The use of clot-dissolving drugs to restore blood flow through an occluded artery.
The use of a mechanical instrument to remove cholesterol plaques on the walls of arteries that narrow or occlude them.
The deployment of a stent across a narrowed or occluded segment of an artery to improve distal blood flow.
Embolization may be applied to diseases inside or outside the skull to arrest growth of an abnormality or control bleeding. Embolization of diseases in parts of the body other than the brain is termed extracranial. Some examples of such treatment include bronchial artery embolization for hemoptysis; mesenteric artery embolization for gastrointestinal hemorrhage; splenic or internal […]
The deliberate injection of a biocompatible foreign agent into the arteries supplying the uterus to treat symptomatic uterine fibroids or for uncontrollable uterine blood loss due to other causes than fibroids.
The synchronous injection of embolic and chemotherapeutic agents into the arterial supply of a tumor to maximize tumor kill while minimizing the dose and toxicity of the chemotherapeutic agent.
The use of thermal energy (heat) to destroy tumor. It has applications in the treatment of liver cancer (primary and secondary), renal cancer, lung cancer, bone tumors, and others.
Selective internal radiation therapy
Creating and maintaining all other venous accesses including accesses for chemotherapy
The creation and maintenance of short-term and long-term venous accesses for hemodialysis in patients with renal failure. It includes the surveillance of and restoration of function to failed arteriovenous fistulae or arteriovenous grafts.
Declotting of occluded arterovenous fistulas and grafts
The use of laser energy to obliterate abnormal superficial veins of the lower extremity to treat chronic venous hypertension.
The deployment of a filter in the inferior or superior vena cava to trap blood clots liberated from veins in the limbs or the pelvis to the lungs, thereby reducing the risk of sudden death.
The removal (phlebectomy) and sclerosis or obliteration (sclerotherapy) of abnormal dilated superficial veins of the limbs as part of the treatment of varicose veins.
The use of minimally-invasive techniques to restore blood flow through obstructed veins in the chest. Such obstructions may be from caustic burns induced by infusions through previous catheters or by external compression or invasion by tumors.
The removal (phlebectomy) and sclerosis or obliteration (sclerotherapy) of abnormal dilated superficial veins of the limbs as part of the treatment of varicose veins.
We teach foundational radiology to medical students, physician assistants and nurse practitioners that help fine-tune their clinical skills. Please contact us to learn more about this service.
We provide teleradiology services within the continental USA. Please contact us to learn more about this service.