Materials for medical students

Interventional radiology (IR) is one of the most innovative medical fields, combining minimally invasive image-guided procedures for a wide spectrum of conditions with clinical involvement, resulting in optimal patient care.

Due to its innovative nature, patient-centred treatment approach and the ever-increasing applications of interventional procedures, IR has become one of the most interesting career choices for medical students. Have a look at the CIRSE’s IR Curriculum for Medical Students describing the most important procedures performed by interventional radiologists.

CVIR articles

2021

• How to Measure/Calculate Radiation Dose in Patients?

2020

• Commentary on “Vascular and Interventional Radiology Training: International Perspectives and Challenges”
• Vascular and Interventional Radiology Training; International Perspectives and Challenges
• Future Interventional Radiologists and Where to Find Them–Insights from Five UK Interventional Radiology Symposia for Junior Doctors and Medical Students
• Is IR an Essential Hospital Service? Analysis of Trauma Procedures at a Level 1 Centre During the First Wave of COVID-19 Pandemic in Australia

2019

• Understanding the Awareness, Knowledge and Perceptions of Interventional Radiology Amongst Undergraduates in the UK

2018

• The Female Threat
• Establishing a Platform for Interest and Education in Interventional Radiology Amongst Radiology Trainees

2017

• Teaching IR to Medical Students: A Call to Action

2016

• The Provision of Interventional Radiology Services in Europe: CIRSE Recommendations
• Interventional Radiology—The Future: Evolution or Extinction?
• Reply to the Letter ‘‘Interventional Radiology—The Future: Evolution or Extinction?’’

2015

• The Introduction of an Undergraduate Interventional Radiology (IR) Curriculum: Impact on Medical Student Knowledge and Interest in IR

CVIR Endovascular articles