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Dr. Christopher Malone

Interventional Radiologist

3 Podcasts • 8 Cases on BackTable

Dr. Christopher Malone is an interventional radiologist and associate professor of radiology with with WashU Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri

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Managing Large Liver Tumors: Strategies & Challenges
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BackTable Vascular & Interventional

Episode # 655  •  16 Jun 2026

Managing Large Liver Tumors: Strategies & Challenges

How is Y90 radioembolization rewriting the rules for managing large HCC tumors and creating new curative-intent therapeutic pathways where palliation was once deemed the only option? In this episode of the 2026 HCC Creator Weekend™, interventional radiologists Dr. Chris Malone (WashU), Dr. Tyler Sandow (Ochsner Health), and Dr. Beau Toskich (Mayo Clinic Florida) join host Dr. Zach Berman for a case-based discussion on advanced dosimetric strategies and embolization approaches for large and complex HCC lesions.

This podcast is supported by an educational grant from Boston Scientific.

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Liver Ablation: Switching from Y90 to Cryoablation to Treat an LR-5 HCC Tumor

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Liver Ablation: Switching from Y90 to Cryoablation to Treat an LR-5 HCC Tumor

Liver Ablation: Switching from Y90 to Cryoablation to Treat an LR-5 HCC Tumor

HCC: Treating a 14cm Liver Tumor in Segment 5/6 with Combination Therapy

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HCC: Treating a 14cm Liver Tumor in Segment 5/6 with Combination Therapy

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HCC: Large Tumor in Segment 8 Treated with Pressure-Augmented Delivery

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HCC: Clinical Approach to Large Tumor in Segment 7 & Multifocal Satellite Tumors

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HCC: Ablation in 76-Year Old Male with Small HCC, Poor Visibility on CT

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HCC: Ablation in 76-Year Old Male with Small HCC, Poor Visibility on CT

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About

Dr. Christopher D. Malone is an interventional radiologist and Associate Professor of Radiology and Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine, where he practices within the renowned Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology. He specializes in interventional oncology and image-guided, minimally invasive therapies, with clinical interests that include the treatment of liver tumors, vascular malformations, portal hypertension, and dialysis access–related conditions. In his practice, Dr. Malone focuses on using advanced imaging techniques to both diagnose and treat disease, often performing targeted procedures such as embolization or tumor ablation that allow for precise, less invasive care while managing patients before, during, and after treatment.

Dr. Christopher D. Malone earned his medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine, followed by residency training in diagnostic radiology at the University of California San Diego and fellowship training in vascular and interventional radiology at the University of Washington. His work is defined by a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach, frequently partnering with specialists across oncology, surgery, and hepatology to develop comprehensive treatment plans. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Malone is actively involved in research focused on advancing image-guided therapies and improving outcomes in liver cancer, reflecting his commitment to innovation and patient-centered care in the evolving field of interventional radiology.

Visit WashU Medicine to learn more about Dr. Christopher Malone.

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