Interventional Procedures and Emergency Imaging
- Previous year questions on Interventional Procedures and Emergency Imaging for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Radiology section of the exam.
- Most questions here are original image-based vignettes written around openly licensed figures, and were never asked in any exam. The rest come from previous-year papers of Indian postgraduate medical entrance and licensing exams; where a paper and year are recorded the question carries them.
- 78 live questions in Interventional Procedures and Emergency Imaging.
- Radiology is worth about 6 of 300 questions on the exam. See every subject’s weightage.
- Question set last updated 27 Aug 2026.
Q1.A 13 year old girl with soft painful swelling on posterior aspect of thigh. Color Doppler showed multiple venous channels without any major arterial feeder. All of the following are liquid embolizing agents except
- ACyanoarylate
- BSodiumtetradecyl sulphate
- CPolyvinyl alcohol✓ Correct answer
- DAbsolute alcohol
Q2.Which aery is disected most frequently following aeriography by femoral route:
- ACeliac trunk
- BSuperior mesenteric aery
- CInferior mesentric aery✓ Correct answer
- DGastroduodenal aery
Q3.Which modality is the mainstay in trauma imaging?
- APlain radiograph✓ Correct answer
- BCT
- CMRI
- DRadionuclide imaging
Q4.Material used in veebroplasty:
- APolymethyl methacrylate✓ Correct answer
- BIsoMethyl Methacry]ate
- CIsoethyl Methacrylayte
- DSilicon
Q5.Who is Father of Interventional Radiology?
- AHenry Bacquerel
- BMarie Curie
- CCharles Dotter✓ Correct answer
- DW.C. Roentgen
Q6.The major disadvantage of mesenteric angiography in the setting of GI bleeding is:
- AIt does not identify the specific cause of the bleeding✓ Correct answer
- BEmbolization is not possible
- CVasopressin infusion is not possible
- DTransient ischemic attacks
Answer key
Q1: C. Polyvinyl alcohol; Q2: C. Inferior mesentric aery; Q3: A. Plain radiograph; Q4: A. Polymethyl methacrylate; Q5: C. Charles Dotter; Q6: A. It does not identify the specific cause of the bleeding.
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