Interventional Radiology (IR), as one of the biggest advances in medical practice, provides less invasive treatments than open surgery for multiple disease processes. Through a small incision, less than the size of a pencil eraser, highly trained, subspecialized, Interventional Radiologists deliver precise, targeted treatments to parts of the body previously only accessible with more invasive open surgical procedures.

Interventional Radiology treatments are a well-accepted option to both diagnose and treat many different types of disease. For example, conditions such as narrowing of both the arteries and veins, blood clots in the lungs and other parts of the body, as well as life threatening bleeding, varicose veins, male infertility, kidney stones, gallbladder and liver disease, enlarged prostate, uterine fibroids, spinal fractures, and the treatment of many different types of cancer.