Interventional Radiology in the Older Patient
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Interventional Radiology in the Older Patient
Dr Stuart KerrConsultant Radiologist
Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
Dr Charles T Dotter, 1964 Dr Alfred Kratochwil, 1969
Subspecialisation
• coronary → Cardiology• neurological• peripheral vascular• non-vascular
Vascular Intervention
• diagnostic angiogram• angioplasty +/- stent for arterial stenosis• stent graft for aortic aneurysm/dissection• embolisation• IVC filter• SVC stent• Hickman / PICC lines
GI haemorrhage
• Endoscopy first• If negative, diagnostic CT angiogram
- DON’T DELAY!• Low threshold for speaking to Interventional
Radiologist
PICC line
chemotherapy
antibiotics
total parenteral nutrition
Non-vascular Intervention
Ultrasound v CT
• real-time visualisation• portable• quick• no radiation• frees up CT scanner
US-guided biopsy
Cholecystostomy
• indications- severe acute cholecystitis- not improving after 48 hours- gall bladder perforation
• tubogram at 6 weeks• ? percutaneous biliary stent
Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography
Oesophageal stent
Pyloroduodenal stent
Colonic stent
Radiologically Inserted Gastrostomy (RIG)
Nephrostomy
Tumour ablation
• radiofrequency (RFA)• cryotherapy• microwave• chemical• transarterial embolisation /
chemoembolisation (TACE)
J Hepatol 2012;57:794
When things go wrong…..
Consent
Thank you