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日本語Interventional radiology · Karlsruhe
Interventional radiology in Karlsruhe
PD Dr. med. Jonathan Nadjiri is a radiologist and director of the Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology at Städtisches Klinikum Karlsruhe. Here you can learn about image-guided treatments and how to arrange a personal consultation.
Conditions & symptoms
What brings you to us?
Information on common concerns, from initial assessment to possible treatments.
Fibroids & heavy periods
When fibroid embolisation may be considered and what alternatives are available.
Benign prostatic enlargement
Information on prostate artery embolisation for urinary symptoms.
Liver tumours & liver metastases
Ablation and TACE: options for local tumour treatment.
Chronic joint pain
Joint embolisation / TAPE: who may be assessed for this procedure.
Poor circulation in the legs
Understand peripheral arterial disease and explore possible vascular treatments.
Liver cirrhosis & ascites
When TIPS may be considered for raised portal vein pressure.
Looking for an examination or a discussion of your findings?
MRI, CT and a second radiological opinion have their own section.
We assess which treatment may suit you based on your findings. Symptoms can have different causes.
What does Interventional radiology mean?
Interventional radiology uses imaging to guide targeted treatment. Catheters or probes are passed through small access sites to the area of disease. Procedures include vascular treatments, local tumour therapies and selected embolization techniques. MRI, CT and specialised diagnostic imaging Support the selection and planning.
Treatments explained clearly
Who accompanies my treatment?
PD Dr. Nadjiri has the qualifications EBIR, EBIR-ES and EBIR-IO. At the clinic, the planning takes place together with the participating disciplines. Career and personal qualifications, Scientific publications and Centre certifications provide insight into the professional background.
Which intervention fits my disease?
A procedure can be appropriate in one situation and unsuitable in another. The treatment pages therefore also explain limitations, risks and alternatives.