Articles from South Island Interventional Radiology on conditions, symptoms and minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment options available in Christchurch and across New Zealand.
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Many women with fibroids want relief without major surgery. This article explains the non-surgical treatment options that can reduce symptoms and keep the uterus in place, and when a hysterectomy may not be needed.
Adenomyosis is a common but often overlooked cause of heavy, painful periods. This article explains the condition, its symptoms and how it’s diagnosed, and outlines the treatment options available in New Zealand, including non-surgical ones.
Knee osteoarthritis can affect daily life. This article outlines non-surgical care and explains where genicular artery embolisation (GAE) may fit when pain persists. Treatment choices depend on symptoms, previous care and individual goals.
Chronic tendon pain is usually managed with activity changes and rehabilitation. This guide explains TAME, an emerging minimally invasive procedure studied for selected persistent tendon problems, including its potential benefits, limitations and risks.
An enlarged prostate can quietly affect urinary health and quality of life. This article outlines common symptoms men should not ignore. It also explains non-surgical treatment options, including prostate artery embolisation (PAE).
Uterine fibroids are common and often misunderstood. This article explains what fibroids are, why they develop and how they affect women’s health, and covers both surgical and non-surgical treatment options.
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