Interventional Radiology
Our Achievements
Interventional Radiology uses imaging to guide minimally invasive treatments across the body. Instead of open surgery, our specialists work through small incisions with real-time image guidance. This means shorter recovery and less discomfort for you. Zulekha Hospital, Dubai and Sharjah, offers advanced Interventional Radiology services supported by state-of-the-art technology. We combine advanced imaging with hands-on expertise across neuro, vascular and oncology cases. Every procedure is planned with your safety and comfort in mind.
Specialties & Diseases We Treat
Neurovascular Conditions
Neurovascular conditions affect the blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord, potentially impacting normal blood flow. Imaging plays an important role in identifying these conditions and supporting timely treatment planning.
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Diagnostic & Screening Services
From aneurysms to stroke management, our neuro team handles complex brain and vascular conditions. Every case is approached with precision and care.
We treat conditions across the arms, legs and abdomen with minimally invasive techniques. This means faster recovery for our patients.
Every intervention is performed using real-time imaging for accuracy. This reduces risk and improves overall outcomes.
Our specialists have deep experience across a wide range of embolization and angioplasty techniques. This translates into safer, more effective treatment.
From biopsies to complex vascular repairs, everything is available in one place. This makes your care journey smoother and more coordinated.
Whether it's a vascular blockage or an organ-specific issue, our team is equipped to help. We bring together expertise across multiple specialities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It uses imaging to guide minimally invasive procedures through small incisions, instead of large surgical cuts. This usually means less pain and a quicker recovery.
Yes, it's often a preferred option for elderly or higher-risk patients because it's less invasive than open surgery. Your specialist will assess your specific case beforehand.
Recovery time varies by procedure, but many patients go home the same day or within 24 hours. Your doctor will guide you on what to expect for your specific treatment.
In most cases, a referral from your treating doctor helps guide the right course of action. You can also consult our team directly to discuss your symptoms.
Coverage depends on your specific insurance provider and plan. Our team can help you understand what's included before you proceed.
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