82 y/o w/acute calculus cholecystitis s/p cholecystostomy tube. Patient is not an operative candidate. Patient desires tube removal. Cholangioscopy and stone extraction performed. With absent stones and patent duct, tube removed. Nice work Jared Meshekow, MD MPH Dr. Navo! Temple Radiology Residents #irad

Patient stabbed in the back. CT shows hemothorax w/ active bleed. Intercostal angiogram shows contrast extravasation. Embolized with coils with cessation of bleed. Just another day. IR at its best with Emily Cuthbertson Dr. Leopold and Dr. Liss. Temple Radiology Residents SIR ECS SIR RFS #IRAD

Patient w/ bronchial artery aneurysm. Very difficult to catheterize the bronchial artery here. With persistence and skill, access achieved and successfully embolized with coils. Follow up CT shows coils with absence of aneurysm. Nice work! Temple Cardiothoracic Radiology SIR ECS SIR RFS #IRAD

Patient with refractory lower GI bleed from rectal hemorrhoids. Bilateral superior rectal arteries selected and coil embolized. Multiple cone beam CTs performed for confirmation (not shown). Symptoms improved. Nice work Jared Meshekow, MD MPH Dr. Leopold! Temple Radiology Residents SIR ECS SIR RFS #irad

Patient with SVC occlusion and malpositioned extravascular PICC tip (placed at outside hosp). Prior to removing, wire access obtained. Post removal venogram shows contrast extrav. After balloon tampanode, resolved. Huge azygos vein! Jeff Cruz. Temple Radiology Residents SIR RFS SIR ECS #irad

Patient with a massive GDA pseudoaneurysm. Vessel was selected and both "front and back doors" was coil embolized. Excellent occlusion at the end. IR for the save at 1 am! Nice work Jared Meshekow, MD MPH Ian Leopold Temple Radiology Residents SIR ECS SIR RFS #irad

Patient with SVC syndrome. Mechanical thrombectomy with Clottriever and balloon venoplasty. SVC remains patent on CT 3 months later. Patient symptoms improved. Chronic organized material removed. Great work Dr. Lee Dr. Kasper! SIR RFS SIR ECS Temple Radiology Residents Temple Cardiothoracic Radiology #irad

Patient with pelvic abscess and lower GI bleed. CT shows active bleed. Angiogram reveals bleed from obturator branch. Successfully selectively embolized with coils. Not your typical GI bleed, but no problem for Jared Meshekow, MD MPH Dr. Holten. Nice work! Temple Radiology Residents SIR ECS SIR RFS #IRAD

Patient with hx of HBV presents with trauma and hemorrhage. Angiogram shows innumerable small aneurysms of medium sized vessels throughout the kidneys, spleen, and liver. What could this be? 🤔 Temple Radiology Residents SIR ECS SIR RFS #irad

Patient presents for tranjugular liver biopsy. Surprise! There is left sided SVC draining into coronary sinus. Pressure measurement via femoral approach. Percutaneous approach for liver biopsy. CT demonstrates the anatomic variant. Never a dull day. SIR RFS SIR ECS #irad

EBVs provide a minimally invasive option for severe emphysema, reducing hyperinflation & improving breathing. Learn how imaging plays a key role in treatment & monitoring! Cooky Menias @RadG_editor @TempleRADS bit.ly/4if6Zkt

Congratulations to our incoming diagnostic and interventional radiology residents for 2026. We are excited to have you all on our team and welcome to the Temple family! 🎉🥳🔥 Temple Radiology Residents TempleGME #Match2025