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Interventional Radiology & Guided Biopsy

Expertly Reviewed

Updated May 2026

Dr. Avinash Kelkar, Chief Radiologist Director

The diagnostic imaging information on this page has been comprehensively reviewed for clinical accuracy by Omega PDS directors. All scan protocols and safety guidelines align with established clinical standards and over 33 years of institutional experience.

Interventional Radiology & Guided Biopsy - Diagnostic Imaging Education at Omega PDS

TL;DR Summary

Minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures performed under CT or Ultrasound guidance for maximum precision and safety.

Interventional Radiology represents the cutting edge of modern medicine. By using real-time imaging (CT or Ultrasound), our specialists can perform complex diagnostic procedures like biopsies and aspirations through tiny incisions. This approach significantly reduces the risks associated with traditional surgery while providing definitive pathological answers.

Safety Information

All interventional procedures are performed in a sterile environment with continuous monitoring of patient vitals.

Medical Statistics

Image-guided biopsies have a success rate of over 95%.
Recovery time is usually less than 24 hours for minor interventions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a biopsy painful?

Most biopsies are performed under local anesthesia, meaning you will feel a small prick but the procedure itself is generally well-tolerated.

Do I need to be admitted to the hospital?

Many of our interventional procedures are performed as day-care cases, allowing you to return home the same day.

Radiologist's Insight
Dr. Abhimanyu Kelkar - Senior Radiologist

"Dr. Mukul Mutatkar specializes in interventional vascular radiology, focusing on minimally invasive techniques that provide maximum diagnostic clarity with minimal patient discomfort."

Expert insights by Dr. Abhimanyu Kelkar
Senior Radiologist, Director
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