Interventional radiology allows for the treatment of numerous conditions in a minimally invasive manner, often without any scarring.

Dr. Nicolas Villard, trained in Geneva, Lyon, and Lausanne, performs most interventional radiology procedures in several clinics in French-speaking Switzerland. He is internationally recognized as an expert in the minimally invasive treatment of thyroid nodules. He holds consultations in Geneva and Lausanne.

Healthcare Professional

Minimally invasive treatments guided by imaging, less heavy, less expensive and less risky

Interventional radiology (IR) is a specialized branch of medical radiology focused on the use of advanced imaging to guide minimally invasive medical procedures.

This discipline allows physicians to perform a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions without the need for major open surgery. Using imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI, interventional radiologists can precisely visualize internal anatomy and guide medical instruments to targeted areas for treatments such as tumor ablation, vessel dilation, fluid drainage, or placement of medical devices.

This innovative approach has revolutionized many medical practices and offers significant advantages in terms of clinical outcomes and patient comfort.

Pelvic Angiography Img

Dr. Nicolas Villard

Dr Nicolas Villard completed his training in radiology and interventional radiology in Geneva, Lausanne and Lyon. He worked for several years at CHUV as a senior physician. His areas of expertise include interventional oncology, minimally invasive thyroid treatments, embolization, treatment of vascular and non-vascular thoracic/pulmonary pathologies, and vascular malformations.

He can see you for consultation in Geneva or Lausanne, in French, English or German.

Dr Nicolas Villard Img
French Flag USA Flag Germany Flag

Curriculum vitae

Test EN

2014-2016
Test En

Test En

2015-2017
Test1 EN

Test1 EN

Publications

Test

Presentations

This is first content

Awards and distinctions

This is first content