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A Minimally Invasive Solution for Spinal Compression Fractures

Venous Insufficiency: A Physician's Perspective by Matt Brown, MD

Knee pain treatments at RIA Endovascular

Tips for a Healthier Season

The benefits of having a UFE done at our outpatient center:

Read here to learn more about peripheral arterial disease from a physician's perspective.

Experience the Benefits of Our Office-Based Lab at RIA Endovascular

Outstanding results from a prostate artery embolization procedure by Dr. Tony Brown changes patient's life for the better. Read their story here.

A Physician's Perspective

Let's Stay Healthy this Fall Season

Understanding Hemorrhoid Embolization at RIA Endovascular

At RIA Endovascular, patient safety is not just a priority—it's the cornerstone of everything we do.

Read here to take a comprehensive look at May-Thurner treatments available at RIA Endovascular.

Innovative Care at RIA Endovascular

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a common circulatory problem where narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs, usually the legs.

Allen Swanson, MD is an interventional radiologist at NOCO RIA Endovascular. Patient Patty D. is excited to tell others about how he changed her life.

By understanding the process, benefits, and risks of kyphoplasty, patients can make informed decisions about their treatment options and take proactive steps towards better spinal health.

Christine is the newest member of the NOCO RIA Endovascular team. Welcome to the team, Christine!

Understanding the importance of lead gowns and adhering to proper usage guidelines ensures a safer environment for everyone involved in medical imaging procedures.

Understanding Peripheral Angiograms: A Comprehensive Guide

Welcome to the team, Casey!

Patient Sharon L. shares her story about finally finding Dr. Tony Brown.

Dr. Gregory Martin speaks on his experience performing this life changing procedure.

Understanding Minimally Invasive Procedures: A Modern Approach to Surgery In recent years, minimally invasive procedures have revolutionized the field of medicine, offering patients a safer and more efficient alternative to traditional surgery.

Learn more about uterine fibroid embolization.

RIA Endovascular provides minimally invasive knee treatments that might be right for you.

Dr. Patel talks about why he is confident in the efficacy of thyroid ablation.

Meet Claire Francis, NP

Learn more about Hemorrhoid Embolization

Learn more about the symptoms you may have from uterine fibroids.

Welcome Dr. David Quintana to the RIA Endovascular team!

Why genicular nerve ablation may be the answer to your knee pain.

New research presented at the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) annual scientific meeting has found early intervention with uterine artery embolization (UAE) can help women avoid hysterectomy due to severe bleeding after childbirth.

Nishant Patel, MD discusses the benefits of radiofrequency ablation of thyroid nodules

Read here to learn more about her story:

Read here to learn about Nori K’s experience with Dr. Yee and RIA Endovascular.

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a common circulatory problem where narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs, usually the legs. This condition is often caused by atherosclerosis, a buildup of plaque in the arteries.

Uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat uterine fibroids, which are non-cancerous growths that develop in the uterus.

During this season of thanksgiving, we wanted to see if there are health benefits to the act of gratitude. This article from UCLA Health does a great job of explaining why we should be grateful this season and beyond. 

According to the Society of Interventional Radiology, IR is "modern medicine at its finest." We are proud to offer minimally invasive treatments to our patients. Here is more from SIR on the benefits of interventional radiology.

What are traditional treatments for lower-back bones weakened by osteoporosis (sacral insufficiency)? A sacral insufficiency fracture is a debilitating condition.

Each of our team members brings his or her talents and dedication to work every day. We went back into our archives to see what Nicole Trouchon, NP, had to say about her path to medicine and why she works at RIA.

Paul Hsieh, MD, of Invision Sally Jobe, is a contributor to Forbes magazine. Here he discusses the federal Open Payments database which tabulates financial interactions between physicians and drug/medical device companies.

During #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, we are glad to partner with Invision Sally Jobe for your screening needs. Mammography is currently the most important tool in the diagnosis of breast cancer.

Tony Brown, MD (shown) recently collaborated with Daniel M. Lerman, MD (shown) and Linus Lee, MD, on research pertaining to pelvic stabilization. Read the abstract below to learn more about their work in this field.

This amazing review from Nick K. shows off some of the great work our team is doing. Patient care and excellence are what we do!

We love to hear from our team. Samuel Tesfalidet, MD, shares his path to interventional radiology and why working at RIA Endovascular is the best. How, when or why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

During Urology Awareness Month, we highlight the kidney interventions we provide. RIA Endovascular’s interventional radiologists provide a variety of kidney and urological treatments.

Recent research from RSNA.com addresses some of the ways AI can be useful in the medical field. Checklist for Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging (CLAIM): A Guide for Authors and Reviewers...

Varicose veins are enlarged and prominent veins that often occur in the legs and feet. Spider veins are the smaller “hair-like” veins that are more superficial than varicose veins. While these are often cosmetic in nature...

Even after retirement from their clinical practices with RIA Endovascular, interventional radiologists Dennis Griffin, Dave Porter and Jim Luethke continue to contribute to medical advances.

Keeping up to date on the latest in interventional radiology means we partner with the best people and we can give you the best care. Here is some of the latest research on venous stent placement.

Summer is still here, and those temperatures are still hot. To keep safe in hot weather, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has the following safety tips. High temperatures kill hundreds of people every year.

Our partners at Invision Sally Jobe offer the preventive screenings you need for your best health. Dr. Lora Barke joins Great Day Colorado to share the benefits of mammograms and early detection.

This article from Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology addresses “Short-Term Effects of Genicular Artery Embolization on Symptoms and Bone Marrow Abnormalities in Patients with Refractory Knee Osteoarthritis.”

We went into our archives and found our original interview with Dr. Cosette Stahl from September 2018. We like reading up on our doctors; it’s a good reminder of what a great team we have.

Our services include the full spectrum of minimally invasive interventional procedures. Hemorrhoid embolization is an excellent, minimally invasive treatment for symptomatic grade I-III internal hemorrhoids.

The Society of Interventional Radiology has great research on venous disease. Here are some key research findings and information important to understanding venous disease.

At RIA Endovascular, we like to not only highlight our interventional radiologists but also celebrate our partners at Invision Sally Jobe. Read below to learn more about Dr. Kelly D’Amico!

Pete Stratil, MD discusses uterine fibroids’ symptoms and the minimally invasive treatments available to you. Why would someone need a uterine fibroid embolization? Fibroids are benign tumors that grow in the wall of the uterus.

One hundred million Americans suffer from chronic pain, and knee pain is the second most common cause of chronic pain. A recent article from the Society of Interventional Radiology addresses one of the treatments available to patients...

Watch as Nick Yee, MD, discusses interventional radiology related to oncology. Procedures addressed include biopsies and implantable port placement for chemotherapy. At RIA Endovascular, we offer minimally invasive procedures to help you today.

It has been three years now since the introduction of the WavelinQ EndoAVF procedure. Performed as an outpatient procedure under conscious sedation, it takes approximately an hour. The FDA and European trials showed high technical success rates...

Promises, Perils, And Predictions For Artificial Intelligence In Medicine: A Radiologist’s Perspective I recently attended the 2023 annual meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS), one of the major professional societies for radiologists...

We asked Laura K. some questions about her RIA Endovascular experience. What she had to say was inspiring. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular? Before I went to RIA Endovascular, I was in constant pain with endometriosis.

The Omnia medical implant device PsiF is an SI joint fusion system that supports pain management intervention for lower-back pain caused by sacroiliac joint (SI joint) degeneration.

Just when Julie M. thought there was no hope, she was referred to RIA Endovascular by our partners at Porter Adventist Hospital. Her life changed after that. I was diagnosed with peripheral arterial disease a while back.

Hemorrhoid embolization is an excellent, minimally invasive treatment for symptomatic grade I-III internal hemorrhoids. It is an outpatient procedure performed in our office-based lab or in a hospital setting.

At RIA Endovascular, we offer a broad spectrum of arterial and venous care. Our treatments are minimally invasive and extremely effective. With modern techniques and devices, what used to involve open surgery and significant recovery can be performed...

Peripheral artery disease is a common circulatory problem in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, usually the legs. When your legs do not receive enough blood flow to keep up with demand, this condition causes leg pain when walking.

A recent article from Dr. Paul Hsieh, a musculoskeletal radiologist at Invision Sally Jobe, talks about the importance of sensitivity and specificity in imaging. What Does It Mean To Say A Medical Test Is ‘Sensitive’ Or ‘Specific’? Paul Hsieh Forbes Cont

Since its launch back in November 2022 (Heaven), ChatGPT has spread like wildfire, to be used in all areas of education and business. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Using ChatGPT How radiologists can harness the power of conversational AI programs...

A recent article from Interventional News discusses the use of inferior vena cava (IVC) filters for prevention of pulmonary embolism. At RIA Endovascular, we provide more information on this treatment here...

RIA Endovascular offers many treatment options. One hundred million Americans suffer from chronic pain, and knee pain is the second most common cause of chronic pain.

As we celebrate International Women’s Month, we asked ourselves who the women in Interventional Radiology are. At RIA Endovascular, we are proud of our team members who have chosen this field and work tirelessly toward excellence in patient care.

At RIA Endovascular, we are always at the forefront of interventional radiology treatments. Our specialty-trained physicians help patients suffering from benign prostate hyperplasia.

Our doctors are constantly performing procedures that change lives. During the winter months we’re reminded of the story of a patient who suffered a debilitating ski accident. However, Ben Davis trusted his instincts...

Facts About Heart Disease The primary cause of heart disease is the build-up of plaque in the arteries of the heart. This can cause the arteries to narrow. The plaque can also break away from the walls of the artery and cause a blockage.

Paul Hsieh, MD, is a musculoskeletal radiologist with our partners at Invision Sally Jobe. The Power Of Ordinary English To Improve Healthcare is a recent article he wrote addressing medical terminology and patients.

We offer no varicose veins, no stitches and no downtime. • Customized treatment modalities — laser, RFA, sclerotherapy, foam and more. • Board-certified, fellow-trained interventional radiologists • Most insurance plans accepted for varicose veins...

In this episode, host Jacob Fleming interviews interventional radiologist Tony Brown and orthopedic oncologist Daniel Lerman about their multidisciplinary IR/orthopedics practice and innovative techniques for pelvic fixation in metastatic cancer patients.

Our partners at Invision Sally Jobe offer Genetic Counseling. Genetic counseling is a service provided by Invision Sally Jobe to help patients and families with a history of cancer better understand and manage their risk of developing cancer(s)...

Recently, we had a patient’s wife ask if she could express her gratitude for the amazing experience she and her husband had at RIA Endovascular. Read here about what Eloise had to say...

We’re inspired by our patients every day. These are just some of the inspiring stories of patients just like you who needed help and found it with minimally invasive treatments.

Nick Yee, MD, explains minimally invasive procedures and goes over what treatment options RIA Endovascular offers. Find out more by watching.

The Abstract from a recent Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology article addressed “Healthcare Disparities in Interventional Radiology.” Here is the abstract but you can read the full article by clicking the link below.

Tony Brown, MD, is on Co & Co discussing what RIA Endovascular has to offer and shares why minimally invasive may be the best treatment option for you.

RIA Endovascular is the premier interventional radiology practice of the front range. We provide both inpatient and outpatient care in multiple locations. Our services include the full spectrum of minimally invasive interventional procedures.

We’re happy to introduce you to nurse practitioner Kimi Hart. We had questions for her and learned a lot about her love of medicine.  How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

We spoke with Pete Stratil, MD, to get his perspective on uterine fibroid embolization. This is a procedure he performs regularly at RIA Endovascular. Why would someone need a uterine fibroid embolization?

Read here to learn more about your procedural nurse at RIA Endovascular. Procedural nurses are responsible for administering medical treatments and procedures to patients.

Tony Brown, MD, was recently one of the speakers at the Colorado Foot and Ankle Society Educational Conference. Dr. Brown is a vascular and interventional radiologist associated with Radiology Imaging Associates in Denver.

Radiology Imaging Associates is pleased to offer an Interventional Suite that allows for treatment of patients in an outpatient setting. The Suite is located in the Centrum building in the Denver Tech Center – alongside the RIA Endovascular Clinic...

What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular? I had large fibroids that gave me symptoms such as heavy bleeding, painful cramping, and extreme fatigue. I had also gone to another clinic where I was supposed to have a UFE performed...

Are you suffering from peripheral arterial disease? If so, we have the answer for you at RIA Endovascular. Arteries are a high-pressure system that is designed to take oxygenated blood and deliver that blood to the body.

Tony Brown, MD, is just the latest to sit down with Dani Sturges from 9News’ Co & Co. Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and a video clip from the upcoming segment.

Tyler Green, MD; Pete Stratil, MD; Matt Gipson, MD; and Gregory Martin, MD, attended the Western Angiographic & Interventional Society Conference in Hawaii last month. The conference contributes to advancements in the field of interventional radiology.

We’re always trying to get to know our team better. Have you met Noemi Frechette, PA, yet? Find out why she is excited about working at RIA Endovascular. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

We’re always watching what is new in our industry and how it can benefit our patients. Inari Medical announces randomised controlled trial evaluating clinical outcomes of the ClotTriever system in DVT...

We wanted to get to know Anne Aubry, a new nurse practitioner at our clinic, a little better, and here is what she had to say about life in Colorado and working at RIA. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Nishant Patel, MD, discusses the benefits of interventional radiology treatments for peripheral arterial disease. What is peripheral arterial disease? The narrowing or blockage of the vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs...

We offer interventional treatments for knee pain. Here is some research on the benefits of minimally invasive treatments. A Joint Resolution By Keith Loria Radiology Today Vol. 23 No. 2 P. 14 New Interventional Procedures Improve Quality of Life...

Interventional News: An Overlooked Option — More Women Can Benefit From UFE By Dave Yeager Radiology Today Vol. 18 No. 7 P. 28 Uterine fibroid embolization (UFE), a minimally invasive, less expensive alternative to hysterectomy, is being underutilized...

We have an amazing team. Whether in our office or a hospital setting, our focus is on getting you back to the life you love to live. Get to know a little about nurse practitioner Brittany Delmonico.

It’s more than just looking good; great legs mean healthy legs. Greg Martin, MD, explains the broad spectrum of vascular care offered at RIA Endovascular.

March 2, 2022, 6:29 AM MST / Updated July 28, 2022, 7:03 AM MDT By Jill Martin Back in March, I called in sick to work for the first time. I have never taken a sick day — ever. And I have been working since I was 16 years old, so you know something...

The list of the procedures we perform at RIA Endovascular is as comprehensive as the care you will receive while you are with us. We provide both inpatient and outpatient care in multiple locations. Our services include the full spectrum...

Why would someone want/need this service performed? Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt, commonly known as TIPS, is an image-guided procedure that connects the portal vein to the hepatic vein in the liver.

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of Thyroid Nodules • What is RFA of a thyroid nodule? Thyroid RFA is a minimally invasive medical procedure that treats thyroid nodules. Using ultrasound-guided imaging, the nodule is located, allowing the treatment...

What is interventional oncology? Interventional oncology is the practice of providing minimally invasive, targeted treatment of cancer. Using image guidance and the most current techniques, RIA Endovascular physicians treat cancerous tumors...

McKinsey Health Institute Adding years to life and life to years March 29, 2022 | Report By Erica Coe, Martin Dewhurst, Lars Hartenstein, Anna Hextall, and Tom Latkovic (excerpt)

At RIA Endovascular we perform diagnostic vascular ultrasounds that are a key component in improving your quality of life. Learn more about how we can help you. A vascular ultrasound will help monitor the blood flow to organs and tissues...

Greg Martin, MD, discusses minimally invasive peripheral artery disease treatments. We’re here to help you find answers. What is peripheral arterial disease? Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) damages your arteries, which are blood vessels...

From the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology comes an article on the benefits of percutaneous fistula creation for hemodialysis access. This is something we do at RIA Endovascular and has proven very successful.

Greg Martin, MD, discusses minimally invasive treatments for enlarged prostate. Article from Society of Interventional Radiology Enlarged prostate: Benign prostatic hyperplasia What is benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?

Deanna V. chose Uterine Fibroid Embolization for uterine fibroid pain relief without surgery. Uterine fibroid embolization is a minimally-invasive procedure that relieves pelvic pain caused by fibroids.

May 4, 2022 By Peter Grinspoon, MD, Contributor, Harvard Health Publishing Unhelpful thinking and why we do it Ruminative thinking — negative thought patterns that loop repeatedly in our minds — is common in many psychiatric disorders.

Uterine fibroids are very common, noncancerous growths in the uterus that are often diagnosed during a gynecologic exam. Both ultrasound and MRI are imaging tools that can confirm the presence of fibroids.

At RIA Endovascular, our focus is on getting you back to the life you love to live. With modern techniques and devices, many procedures that historically required open surgery can now be done in less invasive ways.

The Society of Interventional Radiology (sirweb.org) has this to say about Interventional Radiology: Interventional radiology (also known as IR) is the minimally invasive, image-guided treatment of medical conditions that once required open surgery.

You can find help at RIA Endovascular. They are the interventional radiologists that can help you if you have questions about IR procedures: denverfibroidembolization.com. Infertility and Women’s Health Conditions: The Physician Who May be Able to Help...

We talked with Jim Z. after his procedure with RIA Endovascular. He had great things to say about his experience and his doctor, Richard Coursey, MD. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

Tony Brown, MD, explains how minimally invasive treatments can change your life. Specifically, if you have back pain from vertebral fractures due to osteoporosis, vertebral augmentation or kyphoplasty may be the right choice for you.

On March 10, Matt Gipson, MD, performed a thrombectomy procedure on a 69 year-old male. Patient Notes: •Presented to the ER with Portal Vein Thrombosis, Bacteremia, Metastatic CA, Cirrhosis, Hypertension...

What a wonderful testimony from Charlie C. Our patients trust us with their health because they know we want the best for them. The outcomes speak for themselves. All things work out for the best and I am blessed that I was guided in the right direction...

RIA Endovascular recently received AAAASF certification. We do everything we can to make our clinics the best for you. With AAAASF certification, our outpatient and office-based facilities are held to hospital standards...

March is Women’s History Month — commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. We are especially proud of the women who came before us to and made radiology and imaging possible.

Stepan G. came to us for help and now he is living life to the fullest again. My enlarged and non-cancerous prostate was causing a number of urinary issues, including discomfort and frequent trips during the day and night to the bathroom.

Spine Jack Procedure Gets Entrepreneur Back to Work After a debilitating ski accident, Ben Davis trusted his instincts — and found a surgeon he could believe in. Written by Pam Moore; Reviewed by Tony Brown, MD Peer Reviewed

We got a chance to talk with our physician assistant, Mark Laudermilk, to ask him some questions about his work at RIA Endovascular. We got some great information. What is a physician assistant?

What is an intra-thecal pain pump? An intra-thecal pain pump is a type of implantable device that is used to deliver very small doses of concentrated medication directly to the nerves in the spinal cord. Intra-thecal pain pumps are a consideration...

Anthony Brown, MD, and Daniel M. Lerman, MD A 56-year-old man presented with intractable pain and inability to ambulate. Computed tomography showed an osteolytic renal cell carcinoma metastasis in the left ilium causing instability (Fig 1).

Nishant Patel, MD, discusses arterial disease on Colorado & Co. At RIA Endovascular, we offer a broad spectrum of arterial and venous care. Our treatments are minimally invasive and extremely effective.

What is a spinal cord stimulator? A spinal cord stimulator is a type of implantable device that is used to send electrical signals to select areas of the spinal cord for the treatment of certain pain conditions.

When you walk into RIA Endovascular, not only will you be greeted by the friendly front desk staff, but maybe one of our advanced practice providers will also be a welcoming addition to your time with us.

Uterine Fibroid Embolization is a minimally invasive option for women suffering from symptoms related to uterine fibroids. Learn more here about this alternative to traditional surgical treatments for uterine fibroids.

RIA Endovascular located in Greenwood Village, CO, has been granted a three-year term of accreditation by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) in Vascular Testing in the area(s) of Peripheral Venous Testing and Peripheral Arterial Testing.

These psychologists say you need a plan — not just a resolution. Here’s why. By Julie Compton, nbcnews.com article Lose weight. Quit smoking. Spend less time online.

Stress and depression can ruin your holidays and hurt your health. Being realistic, planning ahead and seeking support can help ward off stress and depression. By Mayo Clinic Staff The holiday season often brings unwelcome guests — stress and depression.

We got to sit down with Brian Ravert, MD, and ask some questions. We love the emphasis on patient care that our team has at RIA Endovascular. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Hispanic adults with PAD access inpatient care most often via the emergency room Interventional News – 8th November 2021 Hispanic adults hospitalised for treatment of symptoms of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) were more likely to access...

We spoke with Pete Stratil, MD, to get his perspective on uterine fibroid embolization. This is a procedure he performs regularly at RIA Endovascular.  Why would someone need a uterine fibroid embolization?

Tony Brown, MD, joins 9News’ Colorado & Company to discuss knee pain treatment options. RIA Endovascular is a leader in minimally invasive interventional radiology. Watch the full interview here.

And the 2021 Physician of the Year at Lutheran Medical Center is…Brian Ravert, MD Congratulations, Dr. Ravert! Dr. Ravert was nominated by a fellow physician who had the following to say: This honor has been long overdue for Dr. Ravert.

We loved talking with Samuel Ahn, MD, about why he chose interventional radiology and, specifically, why he loves working at RIA Endovascular. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Atul Gupta MD, FACR, Interventional Radiologist from Rochester, NY, shares his views on media perceptions of doctors and how we can educate ourselves and others on the role of radiologists in health care.

Lora Barke, DO, was recently on CBS4 discussing the importance of self-exams and annual exams. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the perfect time to remind women about the importance of getting recommended screenings.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, when breast cancer is detected early, and is in the localized stage...

Peripheral artery disease is a common circulatory problem in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, usually the legs. When your legs do not receive enough blood flow to keep up with demand, this condition causes leg pain when walking.

Vertebral augmentation is an outpatient procedure where the vertebral body or sacrum is stabilized with orthopedic cement through a simple needle access placed into the bone, through the back.

Experience uterine fibroid pain relief without surgery. Uterine fibroid embolization is a minimally-invasive procedure that relieves pelvic pain caused by fibroids.

Matt Brown, MD, shares his path to interventional radiology and why working at RIA Endovascular is so rewarding. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? In college, I wasn’t sure what exactly I wanted to do.

Learn more about Nishant Patel, MD, as he tells us a bit about himself and his work at RIA Endovascular. You can trust that you are getting the best care at RIA Endovascular and with our team of doctors.

September is National Peripheral Artery Disease Awareness Month. At RIA Endovascular, we take care of PAD all year long, but this month especially, we’ll be focusing on PAD so you know what to look for and how we can work together to take care of it.

Sclerotherapy, also known as cosmetic sclerotherapy, is an effective outpatient treatment to quickly and painlessly remove small varicose veins and spider veins, also known as telangiectasias.

Interventional News Researchers recommend “timely interventions by specialists and guideline-based treatment” to reduce amputation rates 22nd July 2021 193 Kristina Hagenström...

Nishant Patel, MD, on Colorado & Company discusses the benefits of minimally invasive procedures at RIA Endovascular. In particular, he talks about pelvic venous insufficiency symptoms and treatment options.

What is benign prostate hyperplasia? Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) is a condition more commonly known as enlarged prostate gland. An enlarged prostate gland can cause compression of the urethra.

Arteries are a high-pressure system that is designed to take oxygenated blood and deliver that blood to the body. Arteries have a muscular wall and do not contain valves. Arteries have their own specific set of diseases and symptoms separate...

Greg Martin, MD, explains the difference in minimally invasive procedures and what one can expect when getting a venous insufficiency procedure at RIA Endovascular.

Tony Brown, MD, discusses a minimally invasive treatment for vertebral compression fractures. Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat a vertebral compression fracture.

How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? During college, I took courses in genetics and psychology that fascinated me about the body and mind.

A cluster of enlarged veins in the scrotum is called a varicocele. It can cause pain, swelling and even infertility. At RIA Endovascular, we offer a minimally invasive option for patients suffering with varicoceles.

Dr. Gregory Martin speaks on his experience performing this life-changing procedure. Prostate artery embolization is one of the most satisfying procedures I perform. Often patients are referred to me after years of lower-urinary-tract symptoms...

An IVC filter is a small metal device implanted in the inferior vena cava, the large vein that returns blood back to the heart from the lower body. It is placed in the vein to prevent dangerous blood clots from traveling to the lungs.

Your well-being is our priority. In an effort to keep you informed, we have some great information from our partners at Invision Sally Jobe regarding the importance of lung cancer screenings.

What is peripheral arterial disease? The narrowing or blockage of the vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs is a disease process known as peripheral arterial disease (PAD).

If you are experiencing pain in your knee joints, talk with one of our interventional radiologists to find out what can be done. At RIA Endovascular, we are here to help you with minimally invasive treatments that change lives.

Dr. Will Grande is a vascular and interventional radiologist at RIA Endovascular. We asked him about his work in interventional radiology. ”There are many people out there suffering from leg pain who don’t feel like there is anything that can be done...

What is deep vein thrombosis (DVT)? Deep vein thrombosis occurs when a blood clot (thrombus) forms in one or more of the deep veins in your body. This usually occurs in the legs. There are different causes for deep vein thrombosis.

We asked Lexi B., medical assistant at RIA Endovascular, what makes working with our team so special. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? After high school, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do.

Foam sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive technique for men and women to eliminate unsightly varicose veins and spider veins. The procedure involves injecting a foam sclerosant in a blood vessel to close it.

Pete Stratil, MD, discusses uterine fibroids and how the skilled team at RIA Endovascular can help women who suffer from fibroids find relief. Uterine fibroid embolization is used as an alternative to surgery to treat uterine fibroids...

We got to ask Sierra Lesjak questions about working at RIA Endovascular. Thank you for taking some time with us. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I decided to pursue my career in medicine while I was in high school.

May-Thurner syndrome is a pelvic condition in which the right common iliac artery compresses the left iliac vein, pressing it against the spine. This may cause discomfort, swelling and/or blood clots.

Our staff is there for every patient. Hear Bob B. tell us about his successful prostate embolization procedure. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

Exciting news for those suffering from knee pain! You have options! Tony Brown, MD discusses minimally invasive knee-pain treatments as an option in lieu of more invasive surgical options.

Cosette Stahl, DO, discusses uterine fibroid embolization, a minimally invasive option for women suffering from symptoms related to uterine fibroids. This safe, simple procedure has been approved by the FDA.

Dr’s Brown and Lerman collaborated for the benefit of a 72-year-old female patient with a history of endometrial cancer and debilitating pain with walking. Her cancer was initially diagnosed and treated in 2006.

I have a rare neuroinflammatory disorder called complex regional pain syndrome. In 2012, I started forming blood clots in my legs (deep vein thrombosis) for some unknown reason, so they attribute it to CRPS.

I have been diagnosed with myeloma, which causes my bones to become brittle. I was sent to RIA Endovascular to see if anything could be done with my seven vertebral body fractures. I was told Dr. Tony Brown is the best of the best...

Daniel L. shares in his own words how prostate artery embolization changed his life. I have been suffering from the symptoms of my enlarged prostate for years. These include, urgency, frequency and sometimes the inability to urinate at all.

Kathryn, ultrasound technologist at RIA Endovascular, shares her thoughts on her love of sonography and working at RIA. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I decided to pursue a career in sonography when I was 16.

I have had coagulation issues and have been on blood thinners the majority of my life. A few weeks back, I needed spine surgery, and my surgeon chose to bridge my blood thinners to avoid complications.

Cynthia Preston is an ultrasound technologist at RIA Endovascular. Find out how she decided to go into ultrasound. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? In 2002, my Siberian Husky, Sierra, was diagnosed with liver disease.

It’s all about the amazing teamwork throughout Teri’s experience with RIA Endovascular. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular? I have had three visits to RIA.

We spoke with Dr. Rich Coursey about RIA Endovascular’s unique ability in offering the technology to create non-surgical, minimally invasive fistulas for patients who need or will need dialysis or plasmapheresis.

At the beginning of this year I was diagnosed with head and neck cancer. As you can imagine, I was very scared. I needed a port and had one placed in a local Denver hospital.

I came to RIA in order to get a tunnel line put in so that I could easily receive IV therapy for a month. The procedure to implant the tunnel line was only five days after surgery, and my body was very painful and tender.

Greg Martin, MD explains the benefits of implantable ports. Why would someone want/need this service performed? Patients are referred to us for an implantable port when they are going to need chemotherapy or some other type of long-term medication.

What brought you to RIA Endovascular? My regular doctor referred me to RIA Endovascular for a thoracentesis. How was your patient experience with the doctor and clinic staff? I had a great experience at the clinic.

We asked Ray Bradford, MD what he loves about working at RIA Endovascular. We also found out why we love working with him (you’ll find out at the end). What do you like most about working at RIA?

Tony Brown, MD (RIA Endovascular) and Michael Gallizzi, MD (OrthoONE) collaborate at Sky Ridge Medical Center on innovative treatments for patients with severe osteoporosis. We are honored to share this video from Sky Ridge Medical Center.

RIA Endovascular Remains Open for All Exams The health and safety of our patients is always our top priority. We are following CDPHE guidelines and the State of Colorado response to offering services. We will continue to screen all patients.

We look forward to hearing from our patients. At RIA Endovascular we want patients to feel the relief that Jim S. felt. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

Learning new things and working with a great team is what makes working at RIA Endovascular amazing. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I was studying psychology and took an anatomy/physiology class...

This year, in lieu of our traditional potluck company holiday gathering, Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe will be giving a monetary donation to Food Bank of the Rockies.

Getting to know our doctors is one of the best parts about being on the RIA Endovascular team. Now you can get to know them as well. How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Get to know our team. How, when, and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I was in a rollover car accident at age 21 and hospitalized for several weeks with numerous orthopedic injuries.

Hearing from our patients and learning from their experiences makes us even better. Laurie A. tells us all about her experience with the RIA team. What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I originally had a diagnosis of colon cancer.

Patients come to RIA Endovascular for many different reasons. One thing is always the same, our team is there to walk patients through the procedure and care for them every step of the way.

What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I’ve had a fistula for dialysis for about six years. I have had issues with it in the past that my nephrologist could solve. Now I had a severe narrowing in a vein in my shoulder that needed special attention.

By Robin Clutters October 2, 2020 at 5:13 pm October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, every two minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer.

When patients are excited about their results, they love telling us about it. What brought you in to RIA Endovascular? I came to the RIA Interventional Suite for a liver biopsy. I was so nervous coming in to my appointment.

What brought you to RIA Endovascular? My daughter Jessica was having severe pain and swelling in her legs due to DVT blood clots and total occlusion of both femoral veins. She was diagnosed with May Thurner Syndrome.

What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I have a history of kidney failure. I had a percutaneous fistula placed by Dr. Yee in the hospital. The follow up visits have been at RIA Endovascular Clinic and Interventional Suite.

What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular? I have a history of a broken femur. I was in physical therapy for at least a year. Years later I started getting calf cramps on long walks.

What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I have a history of Crohn’s disease. This has caused multiple issues over the years. About three years ago, after having a vascular surgery with horrible outcomes, I was introduced to Dr. Nick Yee.

How did you hear about RIA Endovascular? I was recommended to RIA Endovascular by my spine surgeon. I needed a kyphoplasty and RIA Interventional Suite was his recommendation so that I could avoid a conventional “surgery”.

I am a dialysis patient because of my kidney failure and decided to have a fistula put in my arm. The first time I met Todd Kooy, MD, was at the hospital. He did the “mapping” for my fistula before my surgery.

How did you find out about RIA Endovascular? I was sent to RIA Endovascular by my hematologist. I had a completely closed-off inferior vena cava, severe back and leg pain, leg swelling and varicose veins. I was miserable and needed help.

The Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at HealthONE held a virtual town hall to discuss the importance of cancer screenings and staying on top of your screening schedule.

What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular? For years, I had suffered from multiple lower-urinary-tract symptoms due to an enlarged prostate. I knew the enlargement was benign, and I did not want to suffer the side effects...

Loveland, CO, July 21, 2020— In June 2018, the FDA approved two devices – Ellipsys and WavelinQ – for the percutaneous creation of an arteriovenous anastomosis to create a dialysis fistula.

NOW OPEN: RIA Endovascular Clinic – Northern Colorado Our new outpatient clinic in Windsor is open, offering a convenient location for all patients who live in Northern Colorado.

Sometimes when all else fails you need a team with the experience and caring to make a life changing difference. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

July is Fibroid Awareness Month, and with 80 percent of all women developing fibroids by age 50, it is an important topic of conversation. Here, is Dr. Tyler Green’s physician perspective on the subject.

When John D. came in to the clinic he needed some work done on his existing fistula. When patients come to us, they are coming to the best in outpatient, minimally invasive care.

You can tell the doctors, nurses, and staff at RIA Endovascular care. It’s in the details. Find out from Danille M. how RIA Endovascular personalized her experience.

Dr. Pete Stratil talks peripheral artery disease with Amelia Earhart of Colorado and Company.When our doctors discuss real issues they want you to be aware that RIA Endovascular can help in real ways.

We interview Carol S. to find out about her experience at RIA Endovascular. By interviewing patients we are able to continually improve the patient experience and educate future patients on our procedures.

When patients have pain and need help, RIA Endovascular can look inside and find the cause. They help manage the pain and get patients back to living. That’s what happened with Susan S.

Our patients are the best. When Joseph M. came in for a kidney procedure he had questions. Throughout the process Dr. Stratil and the team were there to help. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

For Christina W., coming to RIA Endovascular was a leap of faith. No one could help but she finally had hope with RIA Endovascular and Dr. Grande. What problems were you having before you came to RIA Endovascular?

It is amazing how minimally invasive can have maximum impact. Henrietta K. had pain and needed relief so she came to us. What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I have suffered with back pain for years.

Janell D. was excited to share her recent RIA Endovascular experience with us. What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I had surgery on March 12, 2020. I wasn’t feeling well after this and so I had to go back to the hospital for imaging...

You have been on our mind! And now it’s time to get together. Starting April 27th, our clinic is open and available to schedule any exams or procedures in person or, via telehealth. Especially those that have been on hold.

Dr. Greg Martin cares about minimally invasive procedures because he cares about his clients. We sat down and talked with him about what he does and the care he gives each and every patient.

What brought you in to RIA Endovascular? Recently I was diagnosed with breast cancer and needed a port for my chemotherapy. RIA Endovascular was highly recommended by my oncologist at Rocky Mountain Cancer Center.

Effective January 1, 2020, 17 physicians and seven employees from Rocky Mountain Radiologists, PC (RMR) joined Radiology Imaging Associates, PC (RIA) to provide diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology services throughout the metro Denver area.

Dr. Tony Brown is one of the two doctors featured on the interview done on Denver7 News this week. The interview features the innovative procedure that Dr. Tony Brown and Dr. Daniel Lerman created to fix pelvic bones weakened...

We’re discussing kindness this week. Kindness is not just being nice to people. Kindness is shown to have health benefits. And not only is kindness good for our health but it’s also contagious.

Thank you, 9NEWS (KUSA), @AmeliaRoseEarhart, and Colorado and Company on 9NEWS for a great interview with Dr. Stratil. Venous insufficiency affects up to 40% of people in the United States.

We are so proud of RIA interventional radiologist Todd Kooy. He was given the 2019 Physician of the Year award for his hard work and dedication to serving his community.

Today is National World Cancer Day. On an important day like today we share the testimony of Janine L. What brought you to RIA Endovascular? I was diagnosed with lung cancer and needed a port placed so that I could receive my chemotherapy.

On January 21, 2020, Dr. Stratil was on 9News’ Colorado & Company discussing venous insufficiency. Today, we get to hear first hand from one of our clients, Heidi G., who came in for just such a problem.

Take a look at this checklist of common issues we see in many patients. Often times when it comes to our legs, we feel like some things are just what happens as we age. That’s not always true.

We love interviewing out patients. They are always so honest about their experience and it gives us an inside look at how they felt throughout. Here, we interview John J. about coming in for blood clot issues.

Our patients are our number one priority. Every person that comes through the door is unique and treated as such. These help us get even better and help others understand just what we do at RIA Endovascular. We appreciate the stories each patient shares.

Dr. Nishant Patel provides his perspective on how he can help patients experiencing these two uncomfortable and often life-threatening conditions. Let’s get real about Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and Pulmonary Embolism (PE)...

Hi Aaron! Thanks for answering a few questions so our patients can get to know you a little bit. First question…why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I knew I wanted to be in the medical field since I was a young...

“We can remove filters that others have failed to retrieve. That is why we stand apart.” – Dr. William Grande We spoke with Dr. Grande about RIA Endovascular’s unique ability to retrieve stents and filters that other practices have placed...

Hello Dr. Haddad! So, how, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? My decision to purse medicine was a gradual one that began in high school. Around then I discovered that I enjoyed biology but more importantly...

Hi Jessica, just to start, how, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? I would like to say I knew all along that I wanted to be a nurse, but that would not be true. I finished college with a degree in Kinesiology because...

Patient Kim H. reached out to us on Yelp to share her experience. Before I even walked into the door at RIA Endovascular to have an epidural steroid injection, Jessica, the Registered Nurse, had already called me and made me feel comfortable.

Meet the Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Michael Rose, Interventional Radiology Technologist...

Dr. Nick Yee is a vascular and interventional radiologist at RIA Endovascular For someone that has trouble with blood flow to their legs, which can cause pain when walking, leg cramping that limits their lifestyle and in severe cases...

I was diagnosed with cancer a while back and having issues with my kidneys and horribly swollen legs. I was admitted to the hospital with these ongoing issues.

Dr. Richard Coursey, Jr. speaks on his experience performing this life-altering procedure. 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, and knee pain is the second most common cause of chronic pain.

Each October, from the 1st the the 31st, from the White House to the shoes at NFL games, we see pink to promote awareness of breast cancer, the 2nd leading cause of death for women in the United States. But how did it all start?

Patient Catherine M. shares her story I needed an arm port* for chemo treatment. The proposed treatment involves using a vesicant, which is a highly toxic chemotherapy treatment that cannot be injected using an arm vein.**

On Friday September 13, 2019 Dr. Tony Brown presented at the Advanced Practice Providers (APP) Oncology Summit in the Denver Tech Center. This continuing education conference is devoted to providing the latest developments...

Research has shown the importance of primary care and its impact on living a longer, healthier life. But how do you find your primary care doctor? In some cases, your insurance company may assign you a doctor and that works out perfectly.

RIA Interventional Radiologists were the first physicians in Denver and Northern Colorado to offer the Inari Medical FlowTriever and ClotTriever procedures for the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and Pulmonary Embolism (PE).

Patient Afton J. shares her story: I have end stage bilateral petellofemoral arthritis. My knees have bothered me for years, but I had been able to remain very active despite the minor pain they caused me.

For over two decades, 5280 Magazine has asked physicians in the Denver area to nominate other physicians they would trust to treat themselves or a loved one. We at RIA Endovascular are proud to say that our own Dr. Eric Malden is a 2019 Top Doctor.

Radiology is a specialty of medicine where images are read or interpreted in order to diagnose and treat various medical issues. X-Ray being one of the more common imaging methodologies, but this can also include MRI, CAT, PET and Ultrasounds.

Tony Brown MD, interventional radiologist at RIA Endovascular, along with Daniel M Lerman, MD, orthopedic surgeon at the Institute for Limb Preservation at P/SL, are using the latest technology in 3D reconstruction imaging to perform percutaneous tumor...

Summer is here and it is HOT. So hot, you may find yourself at a loss for what to eat and what to cook. While we’d love to say you could subsist on pints of ice cream until cooler weather arrives, ice cream isn’t exactly the most balanced of meals.

Patient James D. Shares his story. I suffer from severe osteoporosis due to extended use of Prednisone. I was having severe back pain. I was in and out of the hospital and different doctor offices for months.

Dr. Gregory Martin speaks on his experience performing this life-changing procedure. Prostate artery embolization is one of the most satisfying procedures I perform. Often patients are referred to me after years of lower urinary tract symptoms...

Learning to walk may sound easy: Just put one foot in front of the other. But anyone who has raised kids knows, it’s a lot harder when it’s new to you, or if you’re recovering from a physical set-back.

Starting May 15, 2019 we will have an outpatient Interventional Suite at our RIA Endovascular Clinic located at the Centrum in DTC. Donna S. was one of the first patients to receive care at the new Interventional Suite.

Patient Sarah H. shares her story. I was diagnosed with Budd-Chiari syndrome, which is a very rare liver disorder. Fortunately, I had not yet experienced symptoms, which can be quite alarming.

Knitting, crocheting and needlepoint all seem to be having a moment, with a rise in popularity among the Instagram-happy Millennials. Chunky knits, colorful patterns and cross-stitch parties are happening everywhere from libraries to breweries.

Saturday, June 8th, 2019 will mark the tenth annual Jodi’s Race for Awareness™, the brainchild of Colorado native, Jodi Brammeier. In 2008, at the age of 41, Jodi was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Like so many other women...

Patient Tina A. shares her story: I had bilateral knee surgery a few years back. Since then I have never been able to bend my left knee very well. I was uncomfortable and had varicose veins that I thought could not be fixed.

Up to 80% of all women are thought to develop uterine fibroids by the time they reach age 50. Odds are, you or someone you know have uterine fibroids. Noncancerous though a fibroid may be, it is not without its negative impacts on daily (or monthly) life.

Yoga can improve flexibility and balance, as well as a workout for the brain. Some research shows regular yoga practice lowers your risk for heart disease and hypertension, may also lessen symptoms of depression, headaches...

It’s never fun to go to the hospital. Even for the best of life’s moments – like welcoming a new family member to the world – hospital visits are often stressful. From navigating the large area and often confusing direction of the hallways...

It is estimated that there are roughly 468,000 are dialysis patients in the United States. To undergo dialysis, it is necessary to connect the patient to the filtering system through tubes inserted in the body, requiring a regular access site...

Yes, the internet gives us access to answers anytime, day or night. But, are the answers we get accurate? Regardless of your political leanings, fake news is a real problem. According to a BuzzFeed News analysis...

Have you experienced pain in the area below your bellybutton and between your hips that has lasted six months or longer? This chronic pelvic pain is so common in women, especially women who have previously given birth...

Lauri L. shares her grandmother, Margaret W’s, story: In July of 2018, my grandma developed a foot wound that became infected. She had very poor blood flow to her lower extremities.

RIA Endovascular has earned a three-year term of accreditation by the Intersocial Accreditation Commission (IAC) in Vascular Testing for Peripheral Venous Testing. This latest accreditation demonstrates RIA Endovascular’s commitment to patient care...

The Radiology Improvement Summit (RIS) at Stanford University focuses on the principles that successful improvement programs will transform radiology departments and practices, and that those organizations that develop successful programs...

Patient Steven W. shares his experience: I was diagnosed with colon cancer. Unfortunately, this led to me becoming septic. I developed a clot in my portal vein, causing life-threatening side effects.

700,0000 Americans will suffer a painful vertebral compression fracture due to osteoporosis this year. A vertebral compression fracture occurs when a weakened vertebral body in the spine collapses.

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Eric Malden, MD, FACR, Vascular and Interventional Radiologist Dr. Malden...

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. William Grande, MD, Vascular and Interventional Radiologist...

Meet Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Patricia Petrosky, Nurse Practitioner...

I was diagnosed with a blood clot behind my left knee. I had aching in both legs. There was discoloration behind my knee and I had several “ropey” veins and my right inner knee was covered with purple spider veins. I was suffering from venous insufficiency

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Todd Kooy, MD How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Meet Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Heather Luckenbaugh, Nurse Practitioner...

More than 50% of all patients with cancer have at least moderate pain, in many cases pain is far more severe. To treat this cancer related pain, patients are given limited options, with opiates being the mainstay of pain control.

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Nishant Patel, MD, MBA How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Meet Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Mark Laudermilk, Physician Assistant...

Patient Greg A. shares his story: I was in a car accident and had leg damage. My veins were huge and bulging out, causing constant pain. My doctor referred me to RIA Endovascular for treatment. I was so happy to have relief from the pain, I almost cried.

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Gregory Martin, MD, Vascular and Interventional Radiologist...

Meet the Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Bre Juda, Nurse Practitioner...

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Cosette Stahl, DO How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine?

Patient Linda D. shares her story: In January of 2016 I had a small scratch on the inside of my ankle. I tried several things to mend the wound.

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Ben Kassanoff, MD, Vascular and Interventional Radiologist...

Every year, 5280 magazine surveys area doctors to learn who they want to be treated by, creating a list of doctors voted best in their respective fields by their peers.

Dr. Anthony Brown, along with orthopedic oncologist Dr. Daniel Lerman, recently completed a successful, minimally invasive, acetabular (the cup-shaped socket of the hip joint) reconstruction to help treat metastatic bone cancer of the pelvis.

Meet Your Care Team is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Amanda Small, Nurse Practitioner How, when and why did you decide to pursue a career...

Meet the Doctors is our ongoing series of interviews featuring the talented people behind the medicine at Radiology Imaging Associates and Invision Sally Jobe. Meet Dr. Jim Luethke, MD, Vascular and Interventional Radiologist...

Patient Elaine M. shares her story: I was in the hospital for a different procedure with Dr. Todd Kooy. While talking with him, my swollen leg came up and Dr. Kooy said he thought he could help. He carefully explained the ablation procedure he performs...