Raul Uppot

Chief of Interventional Radiology, Mass General Brigham; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School.
Introduced cryoablation ablations at MGH. Involved in liver, kidney and soft tissue ablations for pain control. Has published articles in renal interventions including renal and adrenal ablations. Organized ablation workshops nationally and internatinally which included lectures, panel discussions, and live demonstration workshops for liver tumor ablation. Invited speaker and moderator for multiple conferences including SIR, ARRS, SIO and CIO. Has also led projects and preseented talks related to Machine Learning and application of mixed reality in Interventional Radiology.

Chief of Interventional Radiology, Mass General Brigham; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School.
Introduced cryoablation ablations at MGH. Involved in liver, kidney and soft tissue ablations for pain control. Has published articles in renal interventions including renal and adrenal ablations. Organized ablation workshops nationally and internatinally which included lectures, panel discussions, and live demonstration workshops for liver tumor ablation. Invited speaker and moderator for multiple conferences including SIR, ARRS, SIO and CIO. Has also led projects and preseented talks related to Machine Learning and application of mixed reality in Interventional Radiology.

Chief of Interventional Radiology, Mass General Brigham; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School.
Introduced cryoablation ablations at MGH. Involved in liver, kidney and soft tissue ablations for pain control. Has published articles in renal interventions including renal and adrenal ablations. Organized ablation workshops nationally and internatinally which included lectures, panel discussions, and live demonstration workshops for liver tumor ablation. Invited speaker and moderator for multiple conferences including SIR, ARRS, SIO and CIO. Has also led projects and preseented talks related to Machine Learning and application of mixed reality in Interventional Radiology.