Siddharth Padia

Dr. Siddharth Padia is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of interventional radiology, serving as a HS Clinical Professor in Radiological Sciences at UCLA School of Medicine. With a focus on innovative procedures, Dr. Padia's research interests lie primarily in genicular artery embolization for knee osteoarthritis and other arterial embolization techniques. His work is pivotal in enhancing the understanding and application of these procedures, aiming to improve patient outcomes and procedural efficacy. Dr. Padia has made significant contributions to the medical community through his extensive research and numerous publications in esteemed medical journals. His scholarly work not only enriches the academic landscape but also translates into practical advancements in clinical settings. His expertise in liver tumor therapy, particularly in radioembolization and chemoembolization, underscores his commitment to pioneering treatments that offer hope and improved quality of life for patients. In addition to his research endeavors, Dr. Padia is deeply committed to patient care and safety. His dedication is evident in his efforts to ensure procedural success and optimize clinical outcomes. By integrating cutting-edge research with compassionate care, he strives to set new standards in the field of interventional radiology. Dr. Padia's contributions extend beyond his clinical and research roles, as he actively participates in clinical trials that explore new frontiers in radiological sciences. His work not only benefits his patients but also serves as a valuable resource for fellow practitioners and researchers seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in this dynamic field. Through his dedication and expertise, Dr. Siddharth Padia continues to shape the future of interventional radiology, fostering a culture of innovation and excellence at UCLA School of Medicine and beyond. His ongoing commitment to education, research, and patient care makes him a respected leader and a source of inspiration in the medical community.