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Adhventha Hospital announces fellowship in interventional radiology

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Adhventha Hospital, Bengaluru, has announced admissions for its 2026-2027 RGUHS-accredited Fellowship in Neuro and Vascular Interventional Radiology. The 18-month programme, offered by the hospital’s Department of Radio-diagnosis and Interventional Radiology, is led by Bhaskar M.V.,course director, chairman, senior Consultant in interventional Radiology.

The fellowship offers hands-on training in non-vascular, vascular and neuro-interventional procedures, including embolisation, onco-interventions, laser treatment for varicose veins, acute stroke interventions, aneurysm coiling and arteriovenous malformation (AVM) embolisation.

Two seats are available. Candidates with an MD or DNB in Radiology are eligible to apply. Selection will be based on a merit examination and interview.

The last date to apply is October 19. The examination will be held on October 22, and the merit list will be announced on October 23. The programme will commence on November 1.

Application forms are available on the hospital’s website at https://www.adhventhahospital.com/

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