Interventional Radiology · Sydney
Precision, image‑guided care.
MBBS · FRANZCR · EBIR · CIR
Dr Henora Chour provides minimally invasive, image-guided treatment across musculoskeletal pain, oncology, women's health and vascular access — servicing Central, East, North and South Sydney.
About
Dr Henora Chour
- MBBSMedical degree
- FRANZCRFellow, Royal Australian & NZ College of Radiologists
- EBIREuropean Board of Interventional Radiology
- CIRCertified Interventional Radiologist
Dr Chour is a Sydney-based interventional radiologist offering minimally invasive, image-guided alternatives to open surgery — using imaging technology to treat conditions through millimetre-scale access points rather than large incisions.
The practice covers a broad scope of interventional work: musculoskeletal and pain procedures, oncological ablation and embolisation, women's health embolisation, vascular access, and image-guided biopsy — with an emphasis on precise targeting, shorter recovery, and day-procedure pathways where clinically appropriate.
Consulting across Central, East, North and South Sydney, in coordination with referring GPs and specialists. [Add a line here on philosophy of care, particular clinical interests, or what sets your approach apart.]
Procedures
A full scope of image-guided treatment.
Organised by clinical area. Every procedure below is performed using real-time imaging — ultrasound, fluoroscopy or CT — to guide instruments to the exact treatment site.
Musculoskeletal & Pain
Joint, spine and nerve-targeted treatment
- Image-guided joint injections
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy
- Hyaluronic acid injections
- Genicular artery embolisation (GAE / TAME)
- Spinal & peripheral nerve injections
- Chronic pain management procedures
Oncology & Tumour Therapy
Ablative and embolic cancer treatment
- Microwave ablation
- Radiofrequency ablation (RFA)
- Cryoablation
- SIRT / TARE — selective internal radiation
- TACE — transarterial chemoembolisation
Women's Health
Fibroid, adenomyosis & fertility-related care
- Uterine fibroid embolisation (UFE / UAE)
- Adenomyosis embolisation
- Fallopian tube recanalisation
Vascular Health
Vein and artery‑targeted embolisation
- Varicocele embolisation
- Prostate artery embolisation (PAE)
- Varicose vein treatment (sclerotherapy / endovenous ablation)
Vascular Access & Intervention
Access pathways & urgent vascular care
- Dialysis access management
- Angioplasty & stenting
- Thrombolysis (clot-dissolving therapy)
- GI & trauma bleed embolisation
Diagnostics
Tissue sampling
- Image-guided biopsies
Two paths
Whichever brought you here.
For patients
What to expect
Most interventional radiology treatments are day procedures performed under local anaesthetic or light sedation, with a shorter recovery than open surgery.
- Initial consultation and review of your imaging and history
- A clear explanation of options, and whether you're suitable for treatment
- The procedure itself, guided in real time by ultrasound, CT or fluoroscopy
- Recovery and follow-up, with most patients home the same day
For referring doctors
Referral pathway
Referrals are welcome from GPs and specialists across Sydney. Please include relevant imaging, clinical history and the treatment area of interest.
- Send a referral letter with relevant imaging attached
- Cases are triaged and suitability confirmed
- Patient is contacted directly to arrange consultation
- A written report is returned to the referring practitioner
Locations
Servicing Sydney metro.
Consulting and treatment locations across four regions — details on request.
Region
Central Sydney
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Region
Eastern Suburbs
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Region
North Shore
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Region
Southern Sydney
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Journal
Notes on treatment & recovery.
Short, plain-language reads on conditions we treat and what image-guided options look like in practice.
Musculoskeletal & Pain
Osteoarthritis: where image-guided treatment fits in
Knee osteoarthritis doesn't always mean a straight line from painkillers to joint replacement. A look at where genicular artery embolisation and other image-guided options sit alongside conventional care.
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FAQ
Common questions.
Many interventional radiology procedures attract a Medicare rebate when referred by a GP or specialist, and some are also covered by private health insurance (hospital or day-procedure cover, depending on your policy and the procedure). Out-of-pocket costs vary by treatment. [Add specifics on which procedures are rebated, typical gap fees, or a link to a fee schedule.] We recommend checking your own policy or asking our rooms before your consultation.
Most consultations require a referral from your GP or specialist, particularly to claim a Medicare rebate. [Confirm and edit if self-referral is accepted for any procedures.]
Use the enquiry form below with your details and a short note on what you're enquiring about (new patient, referral, or general question) — we'll get back to you directly. For urgent matters, please contact your GP or nearest emergency department rather than submitting a web enquiry.
Your referral letter, any relevant imaging (films or a disc/USB, or the imaging provider's name so we can retrieve it), a list of current medications, and your Medicare and private health insurance details.
Contact
Get in touch.
This website provides general information only and does not replace individual medical advice. Please consult your GP or specialist to discuss suitability for treatment.
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