FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1What is the medical specialisation, interventional radiology?
Interventional radiology focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions by inserting small surgical equipment (wires/catheters) from outside the body. When performing medical procedures, an interventional radiologist is guided by imaging studies (X-rays, ultrasounds and CT scans).
2What types of conditions does a body interventional radiologist specialise in treating?
A body interventional radiologist is trained to solve complex medical and surgical problems using minimally invasive methods.
Interventional Radiology is a fairly new sub-specialisation in medicine and is consistently evolving.
3Is interventional radiology considered safe?
While ionising radiation can lead to cellular damage, it’s unlikely to occur during your exam. This is because radiation exposure during an interventional procedure is low.
Imagine a surgeon that works inside your body with very small tools – it’s pretty cool, right? As a result, the chances of complications are significantly lower than open surgery.
Imagine a surgeon that works inside your body with very small tools – it’s pretty cool, right? As a result, the chances of complications are significantly lower than open surgery.
4How does your payment system work?
Interventional radiology procedures are covered by most medical aids and pre approval can be done on a case to case basis.
Cash is also accepted.
Cash is also accepted.
CAPE TOWN INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY IS THE SWISS ARMY KNIFE OF A HOSPITAL
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