The Cube: Unconventional. Interventional (Special topic)

CUBE 3 - The patient behind the procedure: clinical management challenges in interventional radiology

Lectures

1
Chairperson's introduction

Chairperson's introduction

03:00Maximilian De Bucourt, Berlin / DE

2
Pregnancy behind the shield: safety, culture and career in IR

Pregnancy behind the shield: safety, culture and career in IR

09:00Sara Lojo Lendoiro, Ferrol / ES

3
Owning the outcome: how IRs can lead clinical pathways and long-term care

Owning the outcome: how IRs can lead clinical pathways and long-term care

09:00Andreas H. Mahnken, Bochum / DE

4
The clinical grey zone: when guidelines don't have the answer

The clinical grey zone: when guidelines don't have the answer

09:00Jose Luis Del Cura Rodriguez, Bilbao / ES

3 min
Chairperson's introduction
Maximilian De Bucourt, Berlin / Germany
9 min
Pregnancy behind the shield: safety, culture and career in IR
Sara Lojo Lendoiro, Ferrol / Spain
  1. To learn about current evidence, safety thresholds, and best practices regarding radiation exposure during pregnancy for interventional radiologists.
  2. To appreciate the importance of institutional policies, protective measures, and supportive workplace culture for pregnant IRs.
  3. To understand pregnant interventionalists' personal, professional, and cultural challenges, and how the speciality can evolve to support them better.
9 min
Owning the outcome: how IRs can lead clinical pathways and long-term care
Andreas H. Mahnken, Bochum / Germany
  1. To learn how interventional radiologists can actively contribute to pre- and post-procedural patient management across various clinical pathways.
  2. To appreciate the value of structured follow-up, multidisciplinary collaboration, and longitudinal care in improving patient outcomes.
  3. To understand how increased clinical visibility and continuity of care can strengthen the role of IR in modern healthcare systems.
9 min
The clinical grey zone: when guidelines don't have the answer
Jose Luis Del Cura Rodriguez, Bilbao / Spain
  1. To learn how to approach complex clinical decisions in interventional radiology when evidence is limited or guidelines are not definitive.
  2. To appreciate the role of clinical judgment, multidisciplinary discussion, and patient-specific factors in navigating uncertainty.
  3. To understand how real-life case examples can help develop critical thinking and ethical reasoning beyond protocol-driven care.

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