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− | Imaging-guided interventions are provided by several sections in radiology (VIR, Body, GI/GU, Peds, Neuro, MSK, Chest) the details and appropriate contacts for which are below ('''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HRS1m1oEDTWGatOQg07zLdlaJfM6G91zmAzB83bcWGA/edit#gid=1117733968 and also on this spreadsheet]'''). '''Consider using the search function to find the procedure (and associated team) below.''' | + | *Imaging-guided interventions are provided by several sections in radiology (VIR, Body, GI/GU, Peds, Neuro, MSK, Chest) the details and appropriate contacts for which are below ('''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HRS1m1oEDTWGatOQg07zLdlaJfM6G91zmAzB83bcWGA/edit#gid=1117733968 and also on this spreadsheet]'''). '''Consider using the search function to find the procedure (and associated team) below.''' |
− | Please note that while placing an imaging-guided procedure order will be needed ('''[http://www.dukerad.radsq.com/images/9/95/IR_Ordering_Codes.pdf the most common of which are here]'''), this procedure order alone will NOT generate a page to the appropriate radiology section; you'll need to follow the section-specific steps below to make sure the appropriate team is aware of the request | + | *Please note that while placing an imaging-guided procedure order will be needed ('''[http://www.dukerad.radsq.com/images/9/95/IR_Ordering_Codes.pdf the most common of which are here]'''), this procedure order alone will NOT generate a page to the appropriate radiology section; you'll need to follow the section-specific steps below to make sure the appropriate team is aware of the request |
==VIR (Vascular and Interventional Radiology)== | ==VIR (Vascular and Interventional Radiology)== |
Revision as of 05:42, 5 August 2022
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Who to call
- Imaging-guided interventions are provided by several sections in radiology (VIR, Body, GI/GU, Peds, Neuro, MSK, Chest) the details and appropriate contacts for which are below (and also on this spreadsheet). Consider using the search function to find the procedure (and associated team) below.
- Please note that while placing an imaging-guided procedure order will be needed (the most common of which are here), this procedure order alone will NOT generate a page to the appropriate radiology section; you'll need to follow the section-specific steps below to make sure the appropriate team is aware of the request
VIR (Vascular and Interventional Radiology)
You can contact VIR via the Vascular Radiology pager (970-7930) or by placing a 'Consult to Interventional Radiology' order to generate a page. VIR uses a home-call system and is available for emergent procedures 24/7; for non-emergent procedure requests, non-urgent questions, and FYI pages, please contact us between 6:30am and 9:30pm, as the home-call fellow will otherwise be asleep overnight. VIR procedures include:
- Tunneled central line placement and bedside removals
- Arteriograms +/- intervention (e.g., arterially extravasating GI bleed requiring embolization)
- Pulmonary arteriograms and PE suction thrombectomy
- IVC filter placements and removals
- AVF / AVG fistulagrams +/- intervention
- Percutaneous GTube / GJ Tube / J Tube placements, replacements, and checks in adults
- Percutaneous nephrostomy / biliary / cholecystostomy tube placements, replacements, and checks (PCNs, PBDs, PercCholes)
- Intravascular solid organ biopsies (e.g, transjugular liver biopsies, transcaval biopsies)
- Solid organ tumor ablations and embolizations (e.g., hepatic Y-90 treatment, hepatic bland embolization and microwave ablation, renal cryoablation, etc)
- Vertebral kyphoplasty and sacroplasty
- Venous and arterial malformation percutaneous treatment
- Additional procedures not covered below
Of note, VIR does not place PICC lines (contact PICC team), and generally does not place or pull inpatient non-tunneled central lines (contact medical procedure team), though is available in complicated cases.
Body Interventions
The Body Interventions pager (206-3465) is held from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday. If urgent or emergent intervention is required between 5:00 pm and 10:00 pm Monday-Friday, or 7:30 am to 12:00 pm on weekends/holidays, please call the Body reading room (684-7224). If emergent intervention is required outside of these hours (ie, overnight), please call the Radiology Senior Call phone (681-4422). Body intervention procedures include:
- Intraabdominal collection drain placement and aspiration (U/S and CT-guided)
- Superficial soft-tissue collection aspiration and drains (U/S and CT-guided)
- Percutaneous solid organ and other intraabdominal biopsies, both targeted and random (U/S and CT-guided)
- See 'GI / GU Fluoroscopy' for information on Dobhoff tubes, esophograms, upper GI exams, contrast enemas, etc
GI / GU Fluoroscopic Studies
GI / GU fluoroscopic studies are available from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday, which can be scheduled by calling the GI/GU reading room (684-7257). Urgent procedures are available from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm on the weekend / holidays, which can be scheduled by calling the Body reading room (684-7224). If emergent evaluation is required between 5:00 pm and 10:00 pm Monday-Friday, please call the Body reading room (684-7224). If emergent evaluation is required outside of these hours (overnight), please call the Radiology Junior Call phone (681-4475). GI / GU fluoroscopic evaluations include:
- Imaging-guided Dobhoff tube placements (we ask that an attempt is first made on the floor)
- Esophagrams, Upper GI studies (evaluate through the ligament of Trietz), and small bowel follow throughs (for intestinal motility)
- Contrast enemas (water-soluble contrast for leaks, barium for pre G-tube placement)
- Fluoroscopic cystograms and retrograde urethragrams (RUGs)
- For similar exams but in the pediatric patients, please see 'Pediatric Fluoroscopic Studies' for more information
Pediatric Fluoroscopic Studies
Pediatric fluoroscopic studies are available from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday, and urgent studies available from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm on the weekend. These can be scheduled by calling the Peds reading room (684-7288). If emergent evaluation is required outside of these hours (overnight), please call the Radiology Junior Call phone (681-4475). Pediatric fluoroscopic evaluations include:
- Fluorscopic upper GI exams (evaluate for malrotation, upper GI pathology) and contrasted enemas
- Fluoroscopic Dobhoff tube placement
- Fluoroscopic percutaneous GTube / GJ tube checks
- Intussusception reductions
Neuroradiology Interventions
The Neuroradiology Interventions pager (206-9959) is held from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday - Friday. If emergent intervention is required between 5:00 pm and 10:00 pm Monday-Friday, or 7:30 am - 12:00 pm on the weekend, please call the Neuroradiology reading room (684-7213). If emergent intervention is required outside of these hours (overnight), please call the Radiology Senior Call phone (681-4422). Neuroradiology procedures include:
- Fluoroscopic guided lumbar punctures (following failed bedside LP attempts)
- Myelograms
- Vertebral body / disc aspiration for evaluation of osteomyelitis
- CSF-leak related interventions
Musculoskeletal Interventions
MSK interventions can be requested between 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday by calling the MSK reading room (684-7465). If emergent intervention is required between 5:00 pm and 7:30 am or on the weekend, please call the Radiology Senior Call phone (681-4422). MSK procedures include:
- Fluoroscopic guided bone biopsies, marrow aspiration
- Shoulder and hip arthrograms and aspirations
Thoracic Interventions
Chest interventions can be requested between 7:30 am to 10:00 pm Monday-Friday by calling the CTI reading room (684-7419). If emergent intervention is required outside of these hours, please call the Radiology Senior Call phone (681-4422). Chest procedures include:
- Lung / mediastinal / pleural biopsy not accessible by interventional pulmonology
- CT guided thoracentesis / chest tube placement if not successful by ultrasound approach with interventional pulmonology
Procedure Request Checklist
For all procedures,, please have the following information readily available:
- Patient last name and MRN (room number is not terribly helpful)
- Consentability, NPO, and anticoagulation status
- Relevant allergies (contrast, sedating medications)
- A direct call-back number that you will be available at for 60 minutes following your page.