CVIR Endovascular Podcast

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Jim A. Reekers

4 episodes

9 months ago

Although there is no evidence for radiation risks for interventional radiologists, when protected, there are some papers that raise concerns. For wearing lead glasses, it is proven that cataracts are also a radiation risk. But for other potential risks there is currently no scientific proof. Does this mean that they do not exist? A few years ago, I also started wearing a special lead cap. For this there is no evidence that it will prevent brain tumors or late loss of cognitive functionality. Maybe we should add “Better Safe than Sorry” to the ALARA principle. In this podcast, we speak with 3 experts about how to deal with this Fear of Radiation. Guests: Stephan Rohde (Dortmund/DE), Werner Jaschke (Innsbruck/AT) and Colin Martin (Glasgow/UK).

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Episodes (4/4)

CVIR Endovascular Podcast

Episode 4: Protection against the fear of radiation

3 years ago

28 minutes 51 seconds

CVIR Endovascular Podcast

Episode 3: Interventional radiology as an independent medical specialty

It is inconceivable, not to mention detrimental to patients, that interventional radiology (IR) still lacks recognition as an independent medical specialty. Minimally invasive techniques are the future of medical treatments, and IR has been a leader in this field for 60 years, inventing and executing new and innovative treatments. In this episode, we talk to two experts, Mohamad Hamady (Imperial College London, London/GB) and Michael Lee (Beaumont Hospital, Dublin/IE), about where IR stands and how to move forward. Be sure to read the editorial by M. Hamady and I. McCafferty mentioned in this episode: https://cvirendovasc.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s42155-020-00202-6.

4 years ago

25 minutes 55 seconds

CVIR Endovascular Podcast

Episode 2: Paediatric Interventional Radiology (PIR)

Paediatric interventional radiology (PIR) is a new and fast developing branch of interventional radiology. In this episode, renown PIRs Alex Barnacle (Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London/UK) and Anne Marie Cahill (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA/US) talk about the advantages and challenges of having dedicated interventional radiologists for treating children and young adults. You can read the full PIR article series on CVIR Endovascular at https://www.cvirendovascular.org/readers/paediatric-ir/.

4 years ago

20 minutes 35 seconds

CVIR Endovascular Podcast

Episode 1: Publishing in CVIR Endovascular

In this episode Prof. Jim Reekers, Editor-in-Chief of CVIR Endovascular, CIRSE's open access journal, explains the editorial process step by step. He shows how your paper will proceed from submission to final publication.

4 years ago

12 minutes 30 seconds