Endovascular surgery and interventional radiology
 | Dr. Sachin MadaanProf. Interventional Radiologist & Endovascular Surgeon |
Dr Sachin Madaan has done his training in interventional radiology from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) after pursuing MBBS and DNB (Radiodiagnosis). He has expertise in catheter directed vascular procedures for neurological, body and peripheral pathologies as well as in non vascular procedures. His expertise in the use of imaging modalities also allows him to perform minimally invasive image guided procedures for diseases that could only be treated previously by surgery. He is focussed towards an ethical patient centric medical practice. He has an experience of 5 years in the field of interventional radiology. He has presented his work in many national conferences and published scientific papers
He is a member of
1. Indian Society of Vascular and Interventional Radiology
2. Indian radiology and imaging association
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Consultant Interventional Radiologist at IVY Hospital, Mohali
1. Consultant Interventional Radiologist at Sohana Hospital, Mohali
2. Senior Resident in Interventional Radiology at AIIMS
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION
1. PDCC in gastrointestinal Interventional Radiology at AIIMS, Rishikesh
2. DNB Radio-diagnosis at Jehangir Hospital, Pune
3. MBBS at MP Shah Medical College, Jamnagar
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
1. Carotid stenosis
2. Aortic aneurysm
3. Varicose Veins
4. Deep vein thrombosis
5. Diabetic foot
6. Peripheral artery disease
7. Uterine fibroid
8. Prostate enlargement
9. Varicocele
10. Central Vein Stenosis
11. Liver tumors
12. Breast and thyroid nodules
13. GI Bleed
14. Dialysis fistula complications
15. Aneurysms
Endovascular surgery and interventional radiology is a specialised branch of medicine in which the doctor performs minimally invasive procedures without surgery to relieve patients from specific diseases and symptoms. Treatment of following diseases is available at affording rates at Adesh medical college and hospital: – Varicose veins: Laser/ RFA/ venaseal treatment/ sclerotherapy – Peripheral artery disease/ diabetic foot: Angioplasty and stenting – Deep vein thrombosis: Pharmaco-mechanical thrombolysis/ IVC filter placement and removal – Renal/ Carotid stenosis: Angioplasty and stenting – Varicocele: Endovascular embolisation – Uterine fibroids/ enlarged prostate: Endovascular embolisation – Hemoptysis: Bronchial/ pulmonary embolisation – Dialysis fistula complications: fistuloplasty/ venoplasty – Aortic aneurysm: TEVAR/ EVAR – Cerebral aneurysm: Coiling – Hypersplenism: Endovascular embolisation – Liver/ Biliary cancer: Biliary drainages, CBD stenting, Liver ablation (Microwave, RFA)
- No surgery required
- No incision, no scar, no stitch
- Daycare/ short admission procedure, early discharge
- lesser chances of complications
- Highly effective, lesser chances of recurrence
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