Best Interventional Radiology Services in Delhi | Dr. Akash Bansal
Dr. Akash Bansal offers Interventional Radiology services in Delhi across seven specialty areas spanning vascular disease, tumour care, women’s and men’s health, and complex liver conditions. Each service uses real-time imaging (ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or CT) to deliver scarless treatment through a pinhole-sized access point rather than open surgery, typically under local anaesthesia, at BLK-MAX Superspeciality Hospital, New Delhi. Browse the categories below to find the service relevant to your condition, or book a consultation if you’re unsure which applies to you.
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“I was considering a hysterectomy for my large fibroids but was worried about the recovery. Dr. Bansal clearly explained the Uterine Artery Embolization procedure. It went smoothly, and the relief from the heavy bleeding and pain has been incredible. The best part was being back to my routine in just a week.”
Priya S., New Delhi
“After years of trying to start a family, we found out a varicocele was the issue. We were hesitant about surgery, so Dr. Bansal’s embolization procedure was a welcome alternative. It was straightforward, and the improvement in my follow-up tests has given us real hope.”
Ankit R., Gurugram
“I had been struggling with painful and unsightly varicose veins for years. Dr. Bansal recommended laser ablation. The treatment was much easier than I expected, and the results have been fantastic. My legs feel light, and the pain is completely gone.”
Sunita M., Noida
“When they found a small tumor in my liver, I was terrified of major surgery. Dr. Bansal was very reassuring and explained how microwave ablation could work for me. The procedure was successful, and I was amazed at how quickly I recovered. I’m grateful for his expertise.”
Rajesh K., New Delhi
FAQ - Interventional Radiology Services
Dr. Akash Bansal offers seven Interventional Radiology services in Delhi: Basic Non-Vascular Procedures, Advanced Non-Vascular Procedures, Reproductive Interventions, Peripheral Interventions, Embolization Therapies, Interventional Oncology, and Hepatobiliary Interventions.
Scarless treatment refers to procedures performed through a pinhole-sized access point rather than a surgical incision, guided by real-time imaging such as ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or CT. Because no large cut is made, there is little to no visible scarring compared with open surgery.
No. Interventional Radiology treats disease through image-guided, needle- or catheter-based access rather than an open surgical incision, though it addresses many of the same conditions surgery does. Whether it’s a suitable alternative to surgery depends on the specific diagnosis.
The right service depends on your specific diagnosis, symptoms, and imaging findings for example, fibroids and an enlarged prostate typically fall under Embolization Therapies, while a diagnosed tumour falls under Interventional Oncology. A consultation is the fastest way to confirm which category applies to you.
Interventional Oncology is the use of image-guided techniques such as tumour ablation, TACE, and TARE to treat cancer directly through a tumour’s blood supply or with targeted energy, as an option for patients who are not candidates for surgical removal or wish to avoid it where appropriate.
Yes. Services such as Embolization Therapies and Reproductive Interventions address conditions specific to women (fibroids, adenomyosis) and men (varicocele, BPH) within the same practice, guided by the same image-based techniques.
The category names describe the type of procedure, but the right fit depends on your specific diagnosis and imaging. If you’re unsure, a consultation is the fastest way to find out.
Yes, for example, a liver tumour patient with underlying liver disease might need both Interventional Oncology and Hepatobiliary Interventions input.
No, most conditions require an initial consultation and diagnostic review before a specific procedure is scheduled.
No, Interventional Radiology often works alongside your existing specialist (gynaecologist, urologist, oncologist, nephrologist) rather than replacing that relationship.