Call 780-425-8717 Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
For bookings call 780-425-8717 or fax our Consult Requisition to 780-392-1260
Note:
Patients with Acute Critical Limb Ischemia should be sent directly to Emergency at GNH/RAH/UAH.
Patients with Thoracic or Abdominal Aneurysm should be referred directly to Vascular Surgery.
For Joint injections, contact central booking at 780-450-1500.
For Vascular Emergency have patient go to Emergency at GNH, RAH, or UAH.
The Interventional Radiologist on call may be contacted by calling the Diagnostic Imaging Department and asking for the IR on call to be paged.
Royal Alexandra Hospital - 780-735-5250
University of Alberta Hospital - 780-407-7231
Grey Nuns Hospital - 780-735-7142 (after 2330hrs call switchboard @ 780-735-7000 and ask for the X-Ray Tech to be paged).
After careful mapping of the AVM with U/S, CTA or MRA, your patient may be a candidate for embolization of the AVM vs surgery.
Our MIC Central Booking Staff can help you arrange for you patient to have a venous mapping of their legs – consults will only be performed if U/S is abnormal or if treatment/ advice are desired.
Note: Medically necessary venous treatment is booked in one of our partner hospitals. Cosmetic venous treatment is performed at our MIC clinic in Century Park. Cosmetic treatments are not covered by Alberta Health Care.
As a non-surgical alternative to hysterectomy for patients with symptomatic fibroids, UAE is gaining in popularity.
Often difficult to diagnose and to treat, your Interventional Radiologist can guide you and your patient to a diagnosis and can give your patient a realistic treatment option that may help to reduce their pain and discomfort.
This procedure offers a highly successful treatment option with patients seeking fertility after the HSG has shown a proximal blockage of the Fallopian tube or tubes.
A minimally invasive and highly successful way to treat scrotal varices and the pain, swelling and infertility that accompanies them.
Many of our patients live with chronic back pain due to compression fractures of the spine. For suitable patients, we offer a treatment that restores the vertebral body volume with remarkable results in decreasing their level of pain and increasing their mobility.
Image guided injection of a corticosteroid can be very beneficial for patients with chronic back pain or sciatica. Our Interventional Radiologists will be able to assess if this could be beneficial for your patient.
If you are questioning PAD, arterial insufficiency, or you patient has non healing leg/foot ulcers or rest pain, we recommend that you first obtain an Ankle/Brachial Index (ABI). These can be booked with MIC Central Booking at 780-450-1500 or toll free at 1-800-355-1755. Based on the result of the ABI, your patient may benefit from a referral to our VIRNA clinic where we can do a detailed diagnosis of your patient’s arterial inflow and discuss treatment options with them.
With the new availability of covered stents our Interventional Radiologist are now able to offer minimally invasive treatment for these types of aneurysms. Your patient’s aneurysm is carefully mapped, then the case is planned. Treatment is completed through a single puncture into the patient’s groin or arm and the patient goes home the same day.