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Our Specialty: "Cutting Edge Technology"
Interventional Radiology, or IR, is the subspecialty of Diagnostic Radiology that specializes in performing image-guided, minimally invasive non-surgical treatments and procedures. Although IR has been around for more than 30 years, our specialty is emerging as the cutting-edge, innovative, technologically advanced medical specialty of the future. We now can navigate our devices safely to anywhere in the body under the guidance of imaging in order to treat tumors, restore circulation, treat some forms of strokes, stop bleeding, alleviate pain, biopsy tissue, or perform any other number of treatments. Procedures and treatments are performed under the guidance of CT, ultrasound, angiography, fluoroscopy, and MRI for safety, effectiveness, and optimum results. Interventional Radiologists are both clinically trained and formally trained in all aspects of medical imaging and image guided procedures. Interventional Radiology physicians train for 10-11 years after college before entering practice. As SDI Interventional Radiologists, we believe we are among the most highly trained, experienced and capable physicians performing image-guided procedures. Contact our SDI Interventional Radiology team at (813) 348-6960 to set an appointment today. For more information on Interventional Radiology, visit the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) website. For more information on the specialty of NeuroInterventional Radiology, visit the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery website. SDI Interventional Radiologists
St. Joseph's Hospital - Tampa 3001 West Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Tampa, Florida 33607 When arriving for a scheduled patient consultation, please go to the Radiology Department reception desk (located across the hall from the hospital cafeteria). |