Prostate artery embolization
For appropriately evaluated patients with lower urinary tract symptoms related to benign prostatic hyperplasia who want to discuss minimally invasive and surgical options.
For referring clinicians
SoCal Interventional welcomes physician and advanced-practice referrals for prostate artery embolization, genicular artery embolization, and uterine fibroid embolization. Our team coordinates clinical review, imaging, patient education, and next steps with the referring practice.
A referral begins with confirmation of the working diagnosis and a review of prior treatment, imaging, comorbidities, and the patient’s goals. A consultation does not guarantee that an embolization procedure will be recommended.
For appropriately evaluated patients with lower urinary tract symptoms related to benign prostatic hyperplasia who want to discuss minimally invasive and surgical options.
For selected patients with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis after diagnostic confirmation and discussion of exercise, medication, injection, and surgical pathways.
For patients with imaging-confirmed fibroids and bleeding, bulk, or pressure symptoms who need coordinated counseling about UFE, myomectomy, hysterectomy, and fertility goals.
After your office contacts us, our team will provide the appropriate secure transfer instructions. The exact records needed vary by diagnosis and procedure.
Our office confirms the referral pathway, secure record-transfer method, location preference, and any authorization needs.
Dr. Sabbah reviews the available history and imaging and identifies whether additional diagnostic or specialty evaluation is needed.
The patient receives a consultation about candidacy, alternatives, expected recovery, limitations, and risks. The referring clinician remains part of the care pathway.
Van Nuys and Irvine
Call our office for referral coordination or use the general contact form to request secure submission instructions. Please identify yourself as a referring clinician and do not include protected health information in the online message.
This page is for non-emergency referral coordination. For urgent or emergency symptoms, use the appropriate emergency or on-call pathway rather than this website.