Interventional procedures are conducted with the precise guidance of medical imaging, typically using ultrasound or CT scans, ensuring accurate targeting of the specific area, which in turn minimises risks and enhances the likelihood of successful outcomes. These examinations are carried out by specialised radiologists, and our staff provide essential support throughout the procedure. Occasionally, you may be required to remain at the clinic for post-procedure observation, and it is advisable (check with your treating clinic) to arrange for a family member or friend to drive you home after your procedure.
The availability of interventional procedures can vary between clinics, with our larger clinics often providing a broader spectrum of procedures. The selection of tests offered may also vary in clinics depending on the specialty of our radiologists.
What do you need to bring to your appointment?
Your referral form
Medicare card or any concession cards
Any prior imaging
Do I need to make an appointment?
Yes, a confirmed appointment is required for interventional procedures
What Interventional Procedures are offered at Capital Radiology clinics?
When is the next availability for interventional procedures?
To determine the availability of your particular interventional procedure, please contact your preferred Capital Radiology clinic.
Am I allowed to drive after the procedures?
This will vary depending on the particular interventional procedure you undergo. When you make your appointment, our team will inform you about any restrictions related to driving after your procedure and address any other queries you may have concerning the procedure and recovery guidelines.
What is the duration for the injection to take effect?
The timeframe for this will rely on various factors, which your GP and our team will discuss with you before your appointment.
Is it necessary to obtain a new referral, or can I simply use the referral from a prior appointment?
Before scheduling an appointment, it's essential to bring the latest referral from your GP or specialist. Referrals are typically valid for a single procedure, unless specified for a series of treatments.
Find a clinic
We have multiple locations across Victoria, Western Australia, and South Australia.
