Interventional Radiology
Commitment to Excellence
Pathway Renew's Interventional Radiology
Department provides minimally invasive,
image-guided procedures that support the
diagnosis and treatment of complex burn-related
conditions.
Using advanced imaging guidance, our team can
assist with procedures such as vascular access,
image-guided drainage and other selected
minimally invasive interventions when required
as part of comprehensive burn care.
Interventional Radiology Procedures
Image-Guided Procedures
Image guidance helps doctors accurately identify and access the area requiring treatment. Selected procedures can be performed through small access points, reducing the need for larger surgical approaches.
Vascular Access
Image-guided vascular access can help place required vascular devices accurately and safely in patients who need intensive treatment, fluids, medications or other forms of hospital-based care.
Image-Guided Drainage
Image-guided drainage procedures may be used in selected patients when fluid collections require drainage. Imaging helps the medical team guide the procedure with greater precision.
Minimally Invasive Care
Interventional radiology uses imaging to guide selected procedures through small access points. This approach can support targeted treatment while limiting the need for some open surgical procedures.
FAQs
Interventional Radiology – Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about image-guided procedures, vascular access, drainage and minimally invasive interventional radiology support at Pathway Renew.
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What is interventional radiology?
Interventional radiology is a medical specialty that uses imaging guidance to perform selected minimally invasive procedures. Instead of relying only on conventional open surgery, the doctor uses imaging to guide instruments to the required area with precision.
How can interventional radiology help burn patients?
Interventional radiology can support complex burn care through selected image-guided procedures. Depending on the patient's condition, these may include vascular access, drainage of appropriate fluid collections and other minimally invasive interventions.
What is image-guided vascular access?
Image-guided vascular access uses medical imaging to help the doctor identify and access a blood vessel accurately. It may be useful in patients who require prolonged hospital treatment, intravenous medications, fluids or other forms of vascular access.
What is image-guided drainage?
Image-guided drainage is a minimally invasive procedure used in selected cases to drain an appropriate fluid collection. Imaging allows the doctor to identify the target and guide the drainage device into the required area.
Is interventional radiology surgery?
Interventional radiology is different from conventional open surgery. Many interventional procedures use small access points and imaging guidance. Whether a patient requires an interventional procedure or conventional surgery depends on the specific medical condition.
Are interventional radiology procedures minimally invasive?
Many interventional radiology procedures are minimally invasive and are performed through small access points under imaging guidance. However, the suitability of a minimally invasive approach depends on the patient's condition and the procedure being considered.
How does imaging guidance improve the procedure?
Imaging guidance allows the medical team to visualize the relevant anatomy and guide instruments toward the intended area. This can support accurate placement and targeted treatment during selected procedures.
How do I contact Pathway Renew for interventional radiology?
You can contact the Pathway Renew team at +91 88677 54404 to enquire about interventional radiology services and whether an image-guided procedure may be appropriate for your treatment.