A Day in the Life of an Interventional Radiologist - Episode 18 (UCLA VIR)

Follow Dr. Shenise Gilyard and Dr. Mona Ranade through a typical day at UCLA VIR!
In this episode, Dr. Gilyard & Dr. Edward Lee perform a DIPS procedure (direct intrahepatic portocaval shunt), while Dr. Ranade describes her training pathway and the importance of a clinical model of VIR.
Filming, Coordinating, & Editing by Abinaya Ramakrishnan, MS1 at UCLA and WIR Committee Member
Additional Editing by Lindsay Hartje, MS3 at St. Georges University and PR&CC Committee Member
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[@brandonn_9733]

very good video of showing the day in the life, much respect for these individuals 😎

[@doghouse94087]

Just wondering,, shouldn't you mask completely cover your nose so you are not breathing on the sterile field?

[@alchemistbrotv1707]

How did you choose IR as a field ? How did you learn about it / prepare as a med student?