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The National Hospital wanted to coordinate and promote the development
of new minimally invasive procedures by structuring collaboration and
communication across traditional speciality boundaries. To achieve th
is, a new hospital department has been established, a 'neutral ground'
for working with such clinical applications in multi-disciplinary tea
ms with surgeons, radiologists, cardiologists etc., individually compo
sed for the type of intervention to be performed. The Interventional C
entre also represents a full fusion of a modern radiology department w
ith a stale-of-the-art operating department, securing the use of relev
ant imaging technologies, aseptic conditions and options of converting
any 'key-hole' procedure to open, conventional surgery within minutes
. The Centre represents a new organizational model for such activities
. It is also a technology centre, a common 'tool-box' securing better
access and higher quality for the use of advanced radiological and sur
gical technology in our hospital. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ireland Lt
d. All rights reserved.