Imaging Management of Pancreatic Cysts (benign-appearing cyst in asymptomatic patient) 1-5 mm. Too small to characterize, considered benign. No further imaging follow-up recommended. 6-9 mm. Consider single follow-up in 2-3…
Read More →VERTEBROPLASTY Procedure: 1. L1 Vertebroplasty using Avaflex Flexible Guiding Introducer. 2. Fluoroscopic guidance 3. Moderate Sedation Medication: Versed and Fentanyl IV was given by conscious sedation certified nursing staff after…
Read More →Indication for procedure: Procedure including risks and benefits was explained to patient. Informed consent obtained. Procedure was done under sterile technique and local anesthesia. Procedure: Duplex ultrasound was used to…
Read More →PROCEDURES PERFORMED: Ultrasound guided thrombin injection of the groin pseudoaneurysm CLINICAL HISTORY: COMPARISON: ANESTHESIA: 1% lidocaine for local anesthesia DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE: A time out was performed to verify patient…
Read More →Procedure: Large volume paracentesis with ultrasound guidance CLINICAL HISTORY: Volume: _____ cc clear yellow fluid Access site: ____ quadrant with ultrasound Complications: None immediate. Procedure: The risks, benefits, and alternatives…
Read More →CLINICAL HISTORY: TECHNIQUE: Following the careful explanation of the potential risks and benefits of the procedure, oral and written informed consent was obtained. The patient was placed supine on the…
Read More →PROCEDURE: Ultrasound guided percutaneous liver biopsy CLINICAL HISTORY: MEDICATIONS: Fentanyl Versed were titrated to moderate sedation DEVICE: 18g core biopsy device through 17g coaxial needle guide SPECIMENS: Two 18-gauge core…
Read More →COMPARISON: No previous study available for comparison. TECHNIQUE: Following the careful explanation of the potential risks and benefits of the procedure, oral and written informed consent was obtained. The patient…
Read More →PROCEDURE: 1. Right hepatic venogram 2. Transjugular liver biopsy 3. Wedged hepatic, free hepatic, and right atrial pressure measurement CLINICAL HISTORY: FLUOROSCOPY TIME: minutes CONTRAST: Omnipaque 300 ACCESS SITE: Right…
Read More →PROCEDURE: 1. Primary TIPS 2. Right hepatic venogram CLINICAL HISTORY: ACCESS SITE: Right Internal Jugular vein with ultrasound guidance ANESTHESIA: General Anesthesia CONTRAST: 75 ml Omnipaque FLUOROSCOPY TIME: 40.9 minutes…
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