
Oncology
Liver tumour embolisation (TACE and TARE)
Through a pinhole in the groin or wrist, a fine tube is guided to the artery feeding a liver tumour, and chemotherapy (TACE) or tiny radioactive beads (TARE) are delivered straight into it.
Director, Interventional Radiology, Nanavati Max Institute of Cancer Care
An interventional radiologist who treats tumours and blood vessel disease through a pinhole, using imaging to guide fine tubes and needles instead of open surgery. He was previously at Hinduja Hospital (2010 to 2021) and Tata Memorial Hospital (2005 to 2010).

Oncology
Through a pinhole in the groin or wrist, a fine tube is guided to the artery feeding a liver tumour, and chemotherapy (TACE) or tiny radioactive beads (TARE) are delivered straight into it.

Oncology
A needle guided by a scan destroys a small tumour with heat, without open surgery.

Cardiology and heart surgery
Bulging, painful leg veins closed from the inside with heat or medicine, through a pinhole, without open surgery.

Cardiology and heart surgery
Narrowed or blocked arteries in the legs opened with a balloon or stent through a pinhole, to ease pain on walking and save the leg.
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