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Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt (TIPS)

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Interventional Radiology’s Evolution: Insights from Dr. Ernest Ring
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Episode # 614  •  06 Feb 2026

Interventional Radiology’s Evolution: Insights from Dr. Ernest Ring

Have you ever wondered what it was like to be in the room when the first pelvic embolization was performed or how the TIPS procedure was pioneered? Dr. Ernie Ring, a legendary figure from UCSF and a true forefather of Interventional Radiology, joins host Dr. Peder Horner to recount the early days of the specialty. Dr. Ring shares fascinating stories from his training at Massachusetts General Hospital under Dr. Stanley Baum, where he witnessed the birth of transformative techniques using angiographic catheters to treat life-threatening bleeding.

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VI Episode #614

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VI Episode #541

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with Dr. Benjamin May, Dr. Christopher Beck

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VI Episode #455

Jun 18, 2024

with Dr. Dylan Suttle, Dr. Harris Chengazi, Dr. Christopher Beck

Evolving TIPS Procedures Using New Tools & ICE

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VI Episode #580

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with Dr. Vijay Ramalingam, Dr. Christopher Beck

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When a patient presents with portal vein thrombosis (PVT), how do you decide between anticoagulation, intervention, and...

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VI Episode #572

Sep 12, 2025

with Dr. Omar Chohan, Dr. Harris Chengazi, Dr. Christopher Beck

How to Perform Mesocaval Shunts: Techniques & Outcomes

Before the advent of TIPS, mesocaval shunts were considered a less popular option for managing portal hypertension. But...

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VI Episode #473

Aug 13, 2024

with Dr. Thomas Leventhal, Dr. Siobhan Flanagan, Dr. Christopher Beck

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The management of portal hypertension has drastically evolved over the years. What are the current best practices? And...

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VI Episode #427

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with Dr. Aaron Fischman, Dr. Sabeen Dhand

TREAT Symposium: Advancing Clinical Education with Live Cases

In this episode of BackTable Podcast, host Dr. Sabeen Dhand interviews guest Dr. Aaron Fischman about the TREAT...

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TIPS Workup & Procedure

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2 hours, 32 lessons

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