Dr Saemi We specialize in diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of conditions utilizing advanced imaging technology and minimally invasive techniques.

These procedures are generally performed through a tiny skin incision and result in less pain, faster recove

Broken but not beaten.This MRI shows a sacral fracture — a painful injury that can make even standing feel impossible.En...
08/23/2025

Broken but not beaten.

This MRI shows a sacral fracture — a painful injury that can make even standing feel impossible.

Enter sacroplasty: a minimally invasive procedure where medical cement is injected to stabilize the bone.

The result? Relief within days, not months.

➡️ Less pain. More movement. A faster return to life.

📉 From Daily Pain and Immobility to Active Again!Knee pain from osteoarthritis can make even the simplest activities fee...
07/08/2025

📉 From Daily Pain and Immobility to Active Again!

Knee pain from osteoarthritis can make even the simplest activities feel impossible. But there’s hope beyond surgery.

🛑 This patient struggled with constant knee pain, stiffness and inability to walk without a cane. On the WOMAC scale (a standard way to measure pain and joint function), he scored 77 — meaning severe symptoms.

✅ Shortly after undergoing Genicular Artery Embolization (G*E), his score dropped dramatically to 13! That’s real relief. Real mobility. Real life, restored.

Swipe ➡️ to see the angiograms:

📸 Pre-embolization shows the abnormal hypervascularity feeding inflammation
📸 Post-embolization shows successful pruning of the tiny vessels — cutting off the source of pain.

🧠 What is G*E?
G*E is a minimally invasive procedure performed by Interventional Radiologists to reduce inflammation in the knee by blocking abnormal blood vessels linked to osteoarthritis.

🔷 No incisions
🔷 No general anesthesia
🔷 Same day procedure
🔷 Quick recovery

If knee pain is holding you back, G*E may be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for!

*E

04/17/2025


Endoscopic cholelithotripsy and cholelithotomyFor patients with indwelling    tubes, interventional radiologists can man...
03/18/2025

Endoscopic cholelithotripsy and cholelithotomy

For patients with indwelling tubes, interventional radiologists can manage gallstones using minimally invasive techniques:

🔹 Percutaneous Cholelithotripsy – Uses laser, electrohydraulic, or mechanical lithotripsy via the cholecystostomy tract to fragment stones for easier removal or passage. Ideal for patients who are not surgical candidates.

🔹 Percutaneous Cholelithotomy – Involves direct stone extraction using baskets or graspers through the cholecystostomy tract. This is often combined with lithotripsy for larger stones or when fragmentation alone is insufficient.

These IR-guided techniques provide effective, less invasive alternatives for clearance, reducing the need for in high-risk patients.

Bold hands shape the future—trust your skill, embrace the challenge, and let innovation lead the way.
11/18/2024

Bold hands shape the future—trust your skill, embrace the challenge, and let innovation lead the way.

The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team - Phil Jackson
11/03/2024

The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team - Phil Jackson

09/14/2024

07/31/2024

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