Areas of Expertise and Treatments
TACE is an image-guided interventional procedure used for selected liver tumours. Anti-cancer treatment is delivered through the tumour's arterial blood supply while embolization helps reduce blood flow to the tumour.
Biliary stenting is an image-guided procedure used to restore bile flow when the bile ducts are narrowed or blocked by malignant or benign disease.
Vascular embolization uses image guidance to selectively block abnormal or targeted blood vessels and may be used for bleeding control, tumour treatment and other vascular conditions.
Hepatobiliary interventions include minimally invasive image-guided procedures involving the liver and bile ducts, such as tumour-directed therapy, drainage and biliary stenting.
Interventional Radiology can provide targeted minimally invasive procedures for selected primary and metastatic liver tumours based on tumour characteristics and multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Image-guided liver interventions may be used for selected metastatic tumours involving the liver when local treatment forms part of the overall cancer management strategy.
Selected neuroendocrine tumours and their liver metastases may be managed using specialised image-guided interventional procedures as part of multidisciplinary oncology treatment.
Interventional Radiology procedures involving the urinary system may include image-guided drainage and other minimally invasive treatments depending on the underlying condition.
Image-guided gastrostomy creates feeding access to the stomach using radiological guidance for patients who require long-term enteral nutritional support.
Pancreatic venous sampling is a specialised interventional diagnostic procedure that may help localise hormonally active pancreatic lesions such as selected insulinomas.
Image-guided biopsy uses ultrasound, CT or other imaging techniques to accurately obtain tissue samples from selected lesions for pathological diagnosis.
Percutaneous drainage uses image guidance to place a catheter into selected abnormal fluid collections or obstructed systems without requiring conventional open surgery.