GAE with rapidly resorbable microspheres: A step toward safer, standardised therapy
Genicular artery embolization (GAE) has emerged as a minimally invasive treatment option for patients with osteoarthritis-related knee pain unresponsive to conservative therapy. Here, Florian...
Retrospective studies in IO: The evidence we have and how to make it matter
Randomised trials remain the cornerstone of evidence in interventional radiology (IR), yet they are resource intensive and slow to yield results. Retrospective studies provide...
The arsenal of skills a trainee needs to navigate emergency IR
Emergency interventional radiology (IR) sits at the heart of acute care.1 It calls for resilience, razor-sharp thinking and calm under pressure. Whether you’re embolizing...
“Bureaucratic hurdles” and “gross inequality” must be addressed in delayed NHS 10-year cancer plan
First expected in late 2025, the UK National Health Service (NHS) 10-year cancer plan, setting out a comprehensive strategy for oncology funding and care...
