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Dr. Ahsun Riaz
Interventional Radiologist
Dr. Ahsun Riaz is an interventional radiologist practicing at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago. Illinois.
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About Dr. Ahsun Riaz
Dr. Ahsun Riaz has been practicing at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago for more than 10 years. His experience includes: a 2 year clinical research fellowship, a 1 year surgery internship, a 4 year radiology residency, and a 1 year interventional radiology (IR) fellowship. Dr Riaz has also been an assistant professor of interventional radiology at Northwestern since 2016.
He has published more than 60 peer reviewed manuscripts which have been cited more than 4000 times. Dr. Riaz continues to pursue retrospective and prospective clinical research, and enjoys training the future IR researchers and clinicians.
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Podcasts Featuring Dr. Ahsun Riaz
VI Episode #576
So you’ve placed the biliary drain—are your patients getting the follow up that they need? In this episode, Dr. Ahsun Riaz from Northwestern University joins host, Dr. Christopher Beck, for a deep dive into biliary strictures—how to manage them effectively and navigate the potential complications of this challenging chronic condition.
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