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New Privilege List - DI / Radiation Oncology - Sutter Medical Center

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<strong>Sutter</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Center</strong>, Sacramento<br />

Department Of Diagnostic Imaging & <strong>Radiation</strong> <strong>Oncology</strong> - Delineation Of <strong>Privilege</strong>s<br />

NAME:<br />

Request <strong>Privilege</strong> Appointment Requirements Proctoring Required<br />

Peripheral Transluminal Angioplasty - Continued<br />

[ ] Hepatic Artery Chemoembolization<br />

Sub-selective catheterization of the hepatic artery, or<br />

its branches, with subsequent infusion of<br />

chemotherapeutic agents and/or embolic agents (under<br />

fluoroscopic guidance) with immediate removal of the<br />

catheter after the procedure has been performed.<br />

[ ] Peripheral and Visceral Arteriography (noncoronary/non-cerebral<br />

diagnostic angiography)<br />

(This privilege is shared with another department)<br />

(Continued on next page)<br />

preceptorship of a senior qualified physician and<br />

the performance of at least 100 peripheral<br />

angiograms and 50 peripheral angioplasty<br />

procedures.<br />

Applicants will be required to provide such<br />

documentation from the Director of Fellowship<br />

training or by letter from primary hospital where<br />

he/she has been practicing for the previous two years:<br />

1. Fellowship training in Interventional Radiology<br />

OR<br />

2. Selective catheterization of the hepatic artery and<br />

performance of diagnostic Arteriography in at<br />

least ten (10) cases<br />

AND<br />

3. Evidence of performance of Hepatic Artery<br />

Chemoembolization under supervision of a<br />

physician experienced in the procedure in at least<br />

five (5) cases.<br />

1. Evidence of training and competency by<br />

certification, or admissible for certification by the<br />

American Board of Radiology, Cardiovascular<br />

Disease by the American Board of Internal Medicine<br />

or Vascular Surgery by the American Board of<br />

Surgery.<br />

– AND –<br />

2 Documentation from the training program that the<br />

training program included concentrated training and<br />

experience in angiography including at least 50 noncoronary<br />

arteriographic procedures performed<br />

proficiently and successfully.<br />

-OR – In the absence of residency training in<br />

this procedure, documentation of successful<br />

completion of 100 non-coronary angiographic<br />

procedures from a Joint Commission accredited<br />

hospital within the past three years is required. This<br />

documentation must also include a letter of reference<br />

from a physician who is familiar with the applicant’s<br />

NONE<br />

Five (5) non-cerebral<br />

peripheral angiography<br />

procedures.<br />

Reappointment<br />

Requirements<br />

Two (2) procedures<br />

within prior two<br />

year period<br />

Twenty (20) noncoronary,<br />

noncerebral<br />

peripheral<br />

and visceral<br />

arteriography<br />

procedures.<br />

Number<br />

Performed<br />

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Note: Approval is subject to the terms of the hospital's exclusive contract for Radiology services, i.e., approval is for second opinion consultations only, it being understood that the<br />

hospital's contracting Radiologists are primarily responsible for these services.

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