Specialist consultation, image-guided treatment and follow-up with the same interventional radiologist.
Interventional radiology treats many conditions with image-guided procedures that avoid open surgery. Dr Tarr will review your condition and imaging, explain interventional, surgical and conservative options, and outline what recovery is likely to involve.
A consultation to review your symptoms and imaging, discuss the available options and answer your questions.
A minimally invasive, image-guided procedure, often performed under sedation and often home the same day.
A review to check your progress and results, with clear correspondence back to your GP and any specialists involved in your care.
Select a condition to learn how the treatment works, who it suits, and what to expect.
Heavy periods, pain or pressure, treated without a hysterectomy.
Learn moreChronic pelvic ache and heaviness from faulty pelvic veins.
Learn moreProximal tubal blockages reopened without surgery.
Learn moreUrinary symptoms treated while preserving sexual function.
Learn moreAching, swelling or fertility concerns, closed from inside the vein.
Learn moreOsteoarthritis knee pain or stubborn tendon pain.
Learn moreY-90 SIRT and tumour ablation for liver tumours.
Learn moreRecurrent bleeding treated through a pinhole, no rectal surgery.
Learn morePorts, PICCs and lines for chemotherapy and long-term treatment.
Learn moreIndependent patient information from recognised interventional radiology societies. These guides explain the procedures in plain language; they are general resources, not specific to Dr Tarr's practice.
Procedure guides and patient information sheets.
Visit ↗A detailed condition and treatment library covering fibroids, prostate, cancer and more.
Visit ↗Plain-language treatment guides, a uterine fibroid embolisation section, and patient videos.
Visit ↗Clear overviews of IR procedures and what to expect, available in several languages.
Visit ↗Downloadable patient information leaflets for common IR procedures.
Visit ↗Australian video content: Dr Chris Rogan, an interventional radiologist, shares short procedure explainers on YouTube ↗