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Gold Medallist<br />
Peter R. Mueller<br />
Peter Mueller completed his medical training at the University<br />
of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. After that he was a resident in radiology<br />
at Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of<br />
Radiology, Boston, USA. In 1978 he started his interventional<br />
career in the GI radiology section at Massachusetts General<br />
Hospital. His mentor at that time was Joseph Ferrucci. Many of<br />
the procedures in non-vascular radiology which are now considered<br />
routine such as percutaneous biopsy, abscess drainage,<br />
cholecystostomy, gastrostomy, biliary drainage, benign biliary<br />
drainage and percutaneous ablation of liver and renal tumours<br />
were either developed or further studied by the group of interventional<br />
radiologists that worked in this division. In the 1970s,<br />
80s and 90s, the combination of imaging and intervention was<br />
just beginning and Prof. Mueller and his colleagues wrote<br />
many papers and gave many courses in these areas. His primary<br />
clinical and research interests are in interventional radiology,<br />
especially in biliary intervention, abscess drainage and<br />
percutaneous ablation of malignant tumours of the liver and<br />
kidney.<br />
Over the years, Prof. Mueller has been intimately involved with<br />
novel techniques such as the Brown-Mueller T-Tack for use in<br />
percutaneous gastrostomy and percutaneous gastro-jejunostomy<br />
and the Dawson-Mueller drainage catheter for fluid<br />
drainages. He has published well over 300 articles, several<br />
books and editorships, and given over 15 “named” lectures on<br />
interventional radiology. His Division of Abdominal Imaging<br />
and Interventional Radiology at Massachusetts General<br />
Hospital was one of the first in the United States to accept fellows<br />
from Europe, many of whom have gone on to distinguished<br />
careers in their homeland. These include the current<br />
President of CI<strong>RSE</strong>, Michael J. Lee.<br />
Dignitaries<br />
Prof. Mueller has been on the editorial boards of many radiology<br />
journals including Radiology, The American Journal of<br />
Roentgenology, Clinical Radiology, and Cardiovascular and<br />
Interventional Radiology. He is the past Editor-in-Chief of<br />
Seminars in Interventional Radiology. He is the past President<br />
of the Society of Hepato-Biliary Radiology, the New England<br />
Roentgen Ray Society, and the Society of Abdominal<br />
Radiology. He has received an Honorary Membership of the<br />
European Society of Interventional Radiology and the<br />
European Radiology Society. He has received the Gold Medal<br />
from the British Interventional Radiology Society, and has<br />
given the prestigious Dotter Lecture for the American Society<br />
of Interventional Radiology.<br />
CI<strong>RSE</strong> Opening Ceremony and Awards<br />
peter R. Mueller will be awarded<br />
Saturday, September 15<br />
14:30-16:00<br />
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