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Supporting your fertility pathways

Alongside reproductive medicine

For fertility & reproductive medicine

Dr Tarr offers image-guided procedures that support reproductive care, varicocele embolisation in male-factor infertility, and selective salpingography with tubal recanalisation for proximal tubal occlusion.

These are adjuncts to your fertility management. Dr Tarr is glad to discuss timing and suitability case-by-case.

Conditions

Image-guided options for your patients

Why refer

Why refer to Dr Tarr

  • Varicocele embolisation for male-factor infertility, minimally invasive, no incision
  • Tubal recanalisation can re-establish patency in proximal tubal blockage
  • A diagnostic and therapeutic option before, or alongside, ART
  • Collaborative, timing-aware co-management
  • Clear correspondence back to you
Across Queensland

Where patients are seen

  • Patients seen in Brisbane and Ipswich
  • Procedures at accredited private hospitals
  • Most embolisation procedures carry no gap on the specialist fee for privately insured patients
How to refer

Sending a referral

Electronic referrals are received via Medical-Objects, address to Tarr Radiology (Dr Gregory Tarr). Referrals can also be faxed or emailed to reception.

For the Medicare rebate on your patient's consultation and treatment, a referral must be signed and dated and include the patient's details and your provider number. A standard GP referral lasts 12 months; specialist referrals, 3 months.

Dr Gregory Tarr · Provider no. 1974651Y
07 3107 4875 · referrals@drtarr.com

What happens next

Closing the loop

  • Your patient is offered an unhurried consultation in Brisbane or Ipswich
  • Dr Tarr confirms suitability and discusses all options, including surgical and conservative ones
  • You receive clear correspondence after consultation and after any procedure
  • Care is shared, Dr Tarr complements your management, he doesn't take over the patient

Refer a patient

Address electronic referrals to Tarr Radiology (Dr Gregory Tarr) via Medical-Objects.