During this episode we discuss with Dr. James Swischuk his background in radiology, how he decided to practice in Peoria, how it became a clinical practice early on, the birth of their vascular institute, & more!

This is an ongoing series on different private practice models that will continue throughout this season.

Hosts: Nerina DiSomma & Benjamin Roush

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

During this episode we discuss with Dr. James Swischuk his background in radiology, how he decided to practice in Peoria, how it became a clinical practice early on, the birth of their vascular institute, & more!

This is an ongoing series on different private practice models that will continue throughout this season.

Hosts: Nerina DiSomma & Benjamin Roush

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Aaron Shiloh, a private practice interventional radiologist who practices just outside of Philadelphia, PA.

Dr. Aaron Shiloh joins us to discuss superficial venous disease. While usually not a life-threatening disease process, superficial venous disease is extremely common and inflicts a huge burden on the population overall. In addition, Dr. Shiloh compares and contrasts the private practice setting versus the academic setting, revealing new perspectives on a career in IR.

You can follow Dr. Aaron Shiloh on Twitter @drsclero and @drshiloh, and on Instagram @drsclero. We hope you find this episode enlightening and entertaining.

This is an ongoing series on different private practice models that will continue throughout this season.

Hosts: Kunal Karani, Erik Winterholler & Benjamin Roush

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Aaron Shiloh, a private practice interventional radiologist who practices just outside of Philadelphia, PA.

Dr. Aaron Shiloh joins us to discuss superficial venous disease. While usually not a life-threatening disease process, superficial venous disease is extremely common and inflicts a huge burden on the population overall. In addition, Dr. Shiloh compares and contrasts the private practice setting versus the academic setting, revealing new perspectives on a career in IR.

You can follow Dr. Aaron Shiloh on Twitter @drsclero and @drshiloh, and on Instagram @drsclero. We hope you find this episode enlightening and entertaining.

This is an ongoing series on different private practice models that will continue throughout this season.

Hosts: Kunal Karani, Erik Winterholler & Benjamin Roush

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In this episode Dr. Ayyagari discusses how he decided to pursue Interventional Radiology, his passion for Urological health, his path to focusing on PAE in his practice, and the basics of PAE as a procedure.

Hosts: Sanna Herwald & Mansur Ghani

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In this episode Dr. Ayyagari discusses how he decided to pursue Interventional Radiology, his passion for Urological health, his path to focusing on PAE in his practice, and the basics of PAE as a procedure.

Hosts: Sanna Herwald & Mansur Ghani

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Brandis talks about the role of Interventional Radiology in caring for patients on dialysis and the importance of managing dialysis access. Hosts Darshan Parikh and Allison Couillard interview Dr. Brandis and discuss his passion for dialysis interventions and why these procedures are often some of the most difficult for an interventional radiologist to perform. He also discusses the KDOQI guidelines and Fistula First Breakthrough Initiative. The interview closes with some advice from Dr. Brandis to students interested in interventional radiology.

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Brandis talks about the role of Interventional Radiology in caring for patients on dialysis and the importance of managing dialysis access. Hosts Darshan Parikh and Allison Couillard interview Dr. Brandis and discuss his passion for dialysis interventions and why these procedures are often some of the most difficult for an interventional radiologist to perform. He also discusses the KDOQI guidelines and Fistula First Breakthrough Initiative. The interview closes with some advice from Dr. Brandis to students interested in interventional radiology.

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

An interview with Dr. Sabeen Dhand focusing on the role of Interventional Radiology in the care of patients suffering from an ischemic stroke.

Hosts: Sanna Herwald & Jagteshwar Sandhu

Dr. Dhand discusses his journey to IR, his current practice and his decision to learn and practice stroke therapy. Dr. Dhand also discusses how he as a body IR became involved in what is classically a Neuro Interventional Radiology intervention, the future of stroke therapy, mobile CT Units, and the future of IR in Neuro-IR. They end their discussion with the current trials, DAWN & DEFUSE-3, and their effect on the field. If you'd like to learn more please check out Dr. Dhand's SIR RFS Webinar on stroke therapy found in the show links or the previously mentioned trials.

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC

An interview with Dr. Sabeen Dhand focusing on the role of Interventional Radiology in the care of patients suffering from an ischemic stroke.

Hosts: Sanna Herwald & Jagteshwar Sandhu

Dr. Dhand discusses his journey to IR, his current practice and his decision to learn and practice stroke therapy. Dr. Dhand also discusses how he as a body IR became involved in what is classically a Neuro Interventional Radiology intervention, the future of stroke therapy, mobile CT Units, and the future of IR in Neuro-IR. They end their discussion with the current trials, DAWN & DEFUSE-3, and their effect on the field. If you'd like to learn more please check out Dr. Dhand's SIR RFS Webinar on stroke therapy found in the show links or the previously mentioned trials.

Technical Editing: Benjamin Roush

Music: Balloons Rising by A. A. Aalto Find the link on our website CC BY NC