Professional information
Clinical scope, training, activity and arrangements for communication with the treating team.
Clinical communication
Dr Nachiket Kaneria
+91 79906 37437
drnachiketkaneria@gmail.com
I am on call out of hours for emergency cases. Please call to discuss the case and confirm availability.
Communication and continuity
- I answer the phone myself. If I am scrubbed, I return the call when available.
- A written note within 48 hours of the procedure: findings, treatment, medication and follow-up instructions.
- Ongoing general care remains with the treating doctor. Changes in the care plan are communicated.
For urgent cases, please continue emergency care while calling the receiving team.
Brain and cervical vascular work
- Acute stroke thrombectomy: aspiration and stent retriever
- Intracranial aneurysm coiling and flow diverters
- Cerebral AVM and carotid-cavernous fistula embolisation
- Carotid angioplasty and stenting with embolic protection
- Diagnostic cerebral angiography
Please call before an acute transfer so we can confirm the receiving team, imaging, anaesthesia and critical-care support.
Beyond neurointervention
Urgent and complex problems
- Bleeding after surgery, biopsy or trauma; gastrointestinal bleeding after unsuccessful endoscopic control
- Haemoptysis and postpartum haemorrhage
- Biliary obstruction after failed or unsuitable ERCP; infected obstructed kidneys
- Deep collections and abscesses
- Failing or thrombosed haemodialysis access
Supporting a treatment plan
- Image-guided biopsy and drainage
- Chemoport, PICC and tunnelled access
- Pre-operative tumour and portal vein embolisation
Vascular and other interventions
- Peripheral angioplasty and stenting, including below-knee disease and chronic total occlusions
- Endovenous laser treatment and sclerotherapy
- Selected DVT intervention and IVC filter placement
- Uterine fibroid, prostatic artery, varicocele and pelvic-vein embolisation
- Liver tumour embolisation, chemoembolisation and ablation
- PTBD, biliary intervention, TIPS/DIPS and genitourinary intervention
- Interventional pain and spine procedures
Clinical information
- Clinical problem, urgency and specific question
- Relevant imaging and reports
- Haemoglobin, platelets, kidney function and coagulation tests where relevant
- Antiplatelet and anticoagulant treatment, allergies and major comorbidities
Information transfer
Let’s agree on a hospital-approved way to share records, with patient consent and only the details needed for care.
Please use that agreed route for identifiable scans, patient photos and case details. Keep them out of website and social-media messages.
271 procedures over six months
Hospital-record counts for the six-month period ending 25 July 2026.
| Procedure group | Count |
|---|---|
| Image-guided biopsy, drainage and aspiration | 49 |
| Diagnostic angiography (DSA) | 43 |
| Venous: endovenous ablation and sclerotherapy | 29 |
| Interventional oncology and embolisation | 25 |
| Peripheral arterial disease: angioplasty and stenting | 23 |
| Hepatobiliary: PTBD, biliary drainage, TIPS/DIPS | 23 |
| Neurointervention: thrombectomy, coiling, AVM/CCF embolisation, carotid stenting | 20 |
| Haemodialysis access | 19 |
| Other interventional procedures | 40 |
| Total | 271 |
These are procedure counts. They do not measure individual patient numbers, success or complication rates, or predict a patient’s outcome.
Appointments and training
- Consultant, Interventional Radiology · GCS Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre, Ahmedabad · July 2025–present. Sole interventional radiologist, working with neurology, nephrology, oncology, gastroenterology, surgery, intensive care and emergency medicine.
- DM Resident · JNMC, KLE Academy, Belagavi · May 2022–May 2025
- Clinical Fellow · SGRRIMHS, Dehradun · February–April 2022
- Radiologist · Government Hospital, Rajkot · August–September 2021
- Part-time teleradiologist · SC Teleradiology · August 2021–January 2022
- Radiology Resident · M. P. Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar · May 2018–August 2021
Qualifications, observerships and memberships
Hospital-based work and teaching
For work at another hospital, we first agree on the case, clinical privileges, equipment, team and aftercare. Departmental teaching and case discussions form part of professional activity.