Interventional Procedures
— Image-Guided Procedures — Sector 104, Noida
Interventional procedures, guided by imaging precision.
VR Diagnostics performs minimally invasive, image-guided procedures — biopsy, fluid drainage and targeted pain-management injections — under CT or ultrasound guidance for accuracy and safety.
— What are interventional procedures?
Precise, minimally invasive care.
Interventional radiology uses real-time CT or ultrasound guidance to perform procedures through a small needle or catheter, rather than open surgery — meaning less discomfort, faster recovery and greater accuracy.
These procedures are performed by our consulting radiologists and are commonly used to collect tissue samples, drain fluid collections, or deliver targeted pain relief.
- Image-guided accuracy — performed under live CT or ultrasound guidance.
- Minimally invasive — smaller incisions and typically faster recovery.
- Same-day discharge — most procedures don't require an overnight stay.
Procedures we perform
- Image-guided biopsies (tissue & organ)
- Fluid & abscess drainage
- Pain-management injections
- Fine needle aspiration (FNAC)
— Before your procedure
How to prepare.
Before your visit
Guidance
Fasting
Some procedures require a short fasting period beforehand — our team will confirm when you book.
Blood thinners
Tell us about any blood-thinning medication you take, as it may need to be paused beforehand.
Recent reports
Bring any relevant scans, blood test reports and your doctor’s referral.
Someone to accompany you
For sedation-based procedures, arrange for someone to accompany you home afterward.
— Questions patients ask
Interventional Procedures — frequently asked questions.
Are these procedures painful?
Local anaesthesia is used at the procedure site, so most patients feel only mild pressure or discomfort rather than pain.
How long does recovery take?
Most interventional procedures allow same-day discharge, with a short rest period at the centre before you go home.
When will biopsy results be ready?
Biopsy and histopathology results typically take a few days, as the sample requires laboratory processing.
Been advised a biopsy or drainage procedure?
Share your doctor’s referral with our team and we’ll guide you through scheduling.