Dr. Sunny Murthy

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BackTable Industry · Ep. 105 Innovations in Interventional Radiology Training Practices with Dr. Sunny Murthy · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

It's more so to, it doesn't really provide value

And so I think a lot of people have kind of gravitated towards producing their own, you know, content groups or conversations in their more offline niches or in areas where it's more focused, whether that's, you know, a wine meetup at SIR where you're having real live Twitter or, you know, a conversation specific for that niche.

Really, there's a lot of development and educational resources for diagnostic radiology.

I feel like we're kind of lacking in that development for interventional radiology.

So I think that's kind of one of the things that I didn't mention that I think would be kind of helpful or at least more focused towards, you know, the people that would probably listen.

It definitely is, and I think one of the areas that I've seen at least in IR and also just surgical subspecialties kind of flourish with the technical training in a non-patient or a non-independent technical training.

is these simulators.

So like the DaVinci robot simulators where it's, you know, the true actual robot, but what you're looking through is, or I guess what you're manipulating and what you're surgerizing in a sense is not a real patient.

And so you're able to simulate different complications.

There's actually an endovascular model that is pretty phenomenal.

I'm blanking on the name, but we actually have it.

It's a very expensive full body simulator in a sense that has access points pretty much at both radials, both groins, pedal access.

uh and so you can actually insert a real wire and real catheters you know you have to select what you're inserting so that it can simulate um what you're doing but you can it gives you feedback on what catheter you're choosing what wire choosing how you approach the case and i think you know obviously it's not real but you can simulate complications and so those kind of mental reps

If you simulate a complication over and over again, and when it happens in the moment, you're still going to have to treat it.

But I feel like you'll default on that training and at least mentally be able to know what to do and kind of have that familiarity.

So I think a lot of what IR training or what AI and what technology can really help with is that simulated reps training.

Yeah.

Should.

That would be awesome.

Or even, you know, even if it was just like a... I wish I could find the name because the other thing is what... The challenge with a lot of these simulators is that they haven't produced their own content for the product.

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