The Practice of Interventional Radiology, with online cases and Video - 1E

The Practice of Interventional Radiology, by Dr. Karim Valji, presents a comprehensive approach to help you master the latest techniques. Online case studies teach you a wide range of interventional techniques, such as chemoembolization of tumors, venous access, angioplasty and stenting, and much more. With coverage of neurointerventional procedures, image-guided non-vascular and vascular procedures, and interventional oncologic procedures - plus access to the full text, case studies, images, and videos online at www.expertconsult.com - you’ll have everything you need to offer more patients a safer alternative to open surgery.

• Presents the entire spectrum of vascular and nonvascular image-guided interventional procedures in a rigorous but practical, concise, and balanced fashion.
• Stay current on the latest developments in interventional radiology including neurointerventional procedures, image-guided non-vascular and vascular procedures, and interventional oncologic procedures.
• Learn the tenets of disease pathology, patient care, techniques and expected outcomes, and the relative merits of various treatment modalities.
• Find everything you need quickly and easily with consistent chapters that include patient cases, normal and variant anatomy, techniques, and complications.
• Master procedures and recognize diseases through over 100 case studies available online, which include images and interactive Q&A to test your knowledge; 
• Online videos that demonstrate basic and expert-level interventional techniques.
• Access the fully searchable text at www.expertconsult.com, along with over 100 cases, 1500 corresponding images, and videos.

"The Practice of Interventional Radiology is the newest
edition of the widely studied Vascular and Interventional
Radiology, famous among trainees and attending physicians
as 'the Valji text.'....  The new version of the beloved Valji text remains a
valuable educational reference and is now more relevant
to the more tech-savvy generation of trainees." - Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, November 2013