Bill Majdalany, MD is the director of vascular and interventional radiology at the UVM Medical Center and an associate professor of radiology at the Larner College of Medicine.

Dr. Majdalany manages a range of conditions, including:

• SVC/IVC Syndrome
• Complex venous disease
• Acute and Chronic DVT
• Venous Occlusion
• IVC Filter Retrieval
• Venous Insufficiency
• Varicose Veins
• Leg Swelling
• Chylothorax
• Chylous Ascites - Lymphocele
• Liver Cancer
• Lung Cancer
• Bone Cancer
• Portal Hypertension
• Portal Vein Thrombosis

Among the specialized procedures he performs are:

• Lymphangiography/Lymphatic Embolization/Stenting
• Venous Reconstruction/Recanalization/Stenting
• Complex IVC Filter Retrieval
• TIPS/Portal Vein Recanalization/Variceal Sclerotherapy

His research interests include the interplay of lymphatics in pathophysiology and advancing lymphatic intervention; the pathophysiology of DVT, complex venous occlusions, venous recanalization, venous stenting and coagulopathy; locoregional cancer therapy (TACE/Y90/ablative therapies); and hepatobiliary/portal/transplant interventions. His published research can be found here.

Dr. Majdalany enjoys getting to know his patients and their values, breaking down complex concepts to make them easier to understand, and informing patients and their families of the best options for their care. As a vascular and interventional radiologist, he utilizes precision imaging and minimally invasive techniques to revolutionize approaches to, and hasten recovery from, a wide variety of disorders. Helping and giving hope to patients who may have few other options is gratifying and pushes him to excel. To prospective patients, he says: “Partnering together, we can achieve your goals with the best outcomes. “

Learn more about interventional radiology at the UVM Medical Center.