Controversies in transhepatic versus transperitoneal access for percutaneous cholecystostomy
Percutaneous cholecystostomy is a valuable intervention for managing acute cholecystitis in high-risk surgical patients.1 Yet, the choice between transhepatic and transperitoneal access routes remains...
IO in IO: Will you be an immunomodulator?
Minimally invasive and image-guided immunomodulation may transform local into systemic treatment through the multidisciplinary combination of drug plus device plus imaging guidance says Bradford...
New Horizons: Interventional News’ latest section dedicated to training and early practice
Welcome to this new section of Interventional News focused on the life, ambitions and opinions of young interventional radiologists in training and early practice.
Let’s...
What’s important and what’s not to an upper-level IR trainee
In this article, upper-level interventional radiology (IR) trainee, Monica Matsumoto (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA) discusses the data that she and her collaborators collected...
