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MSK Embolization: Techniques, Outcomes, & Referral Strategies with Dr. Ahmed Farag, Dr. Jacob Fleming on the BackTable MSK Podcast
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Episode # 78  •  03 Jun 2025

MSK Embolization: Techniques, Outcomes, & Referral Strategies

Musculoskeletal (MSK) embolization is emerging as a transformative, minimally-invasive option for various chronic pain conditions. In this week’s episode of Backtable MSK, host Dr. Jacob Fleming talks with Dr. Ahmed Farag, an interventional radiologist with expertise in MSK embolization. The conversation covers practice building, tools, and techniques.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
10:53 - Developing a Referral Network in Private Practice
15:54 - Discussing the Variety of MSK Embolization Procedures
19:39 - Sampling Products and Techniques for MSK Embolization
24:52 - Optimizing Relationships with Hospitals
28:05 - Advice for New IR Practitioners
33:39 - Keeping Up to Date: Training and Conferences
37:10 - Future Directions of Outpatient MSK IR
40:52 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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More about this episode

Dr. Farag shares insights from his journey beginning with a career in engineering to now a career in medicine and private practice. He emphasizes how good patient outcomes, networking, and continuous learning all work synergistically as a marketing tool. He also touches upon the challenges and triumphs in practice management and the future prospects of outpatient musculoskeletal interventional radiology. This episode provides valuable advice for both veteran practitioners and trainees looking to carve their own paths in this evolving field.

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