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About this Activity

Interventional Radiology (IR) is playing an increasingly pivotal role in women’s health by offering minimally invasive treatments for conditions that traditionally required surgery. These procedures often avoid the need for hospitalisation or general anaesthesia, allowing patients to resume normal activities with minimal recovery time.

Dale will showcase key interventions such as endometrial ablation and uterine fibroid embolisation, highlighting how these image-guided procedures expand the treatment options available to women. He will also address the vital role of IR in managing postpartum haemorrhage, demonstrating how minimally invasive techniques can deliver rapid, life-saving interventions.

Through case studies, the module will examine the implications of these interventions, focusing on improved recovery times, fertility preservation, and enhanced quality of life for women. Participants will gain insights into identifying suitable candidates for these procedures, understanding the referral process, and the growing impact of IR in women’s health.


Come join us to gain practical insights into how Interventional Radiology is advancing precision medicine and transforming women’s health. 


What You Will Learn 
 

In this one-hour webinar, Dr Dale Creamer will explore:

1. Minimally invasive alternatives to surgery

Understand how endometrial ablation and uterine fibroid embolisation provide effective, uterus-preserving options for abnormal uterine bleeding and fibroids, reducing the need for hysterectomy.

2. Life-saving management of postpartum haemorrhage (PPH)

Explore the critical role of Interventional Radiology in controlling severe PPH, offering rapid, effective solutions that avoid major surgery.

3. Improved recovery and quality of life

Examine how IR procedures shorten recovery times, reduce hospital stays, and preserve fertility, with significant benefits for women’s overall wellbeing.

4.Referral pathways and patient selection
Gain practical insights into identifying appropriate candidates, optimising referrals, and integrating IR into multidisciplinary women’s healthcare.
 

 

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About Your Presente

 
Dr Dale Creamer

Dr Dale Creamer is Head of Interventional Radiology at Groote Schuur Hospital, a senior lecturer at the University of Cape Town (UCT), and currently practices at UCT Private Academic Hospital.


He earned his MBChB from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and completed his MMed in Diagnostic Radiology at Stellenbosch University. In 2021, he was awarded the Fellowship of the College of Diagnostic Radiologists (FC Rad Diag). He then received a Fellowship in Interventional Radiology from the University of Calgary in 2022, during which he developed a special interest in women’s health.

Driven to advance the field locally, he is committed to establishing a sub-specialist training programme in Interventional Radiology in South Africa.




About your CPD Accreditation

This activity review is accredited for 1 Level 1 Clinical point on completion of this video.

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HPCSA-registered healthcare professionals
On completion of both activities, HPCSA-registered healthcare professionals will receive 1 Level 1 CPD point.
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