MBBS, MRCS-UK, FRCR-UK, EBIR
Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist
Associate Professor of Radiology, Shalamar Institute of Health Sciences, Lahore
Dr. Ahmad Zia is a highly qualified Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist. His qualifications include CCST in Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology, EBIR membership, FRCR certification, and an MRCS degree. He earned his MBBS from Allama Iqbal Medical College and completed A-Levels at Crescent Higher Secondary School. Dr. Zia has a rich employment history, including roles as Chairman of the Department of Radiology at Pakistan Kidney & Liver Institute and Consultant positions in various prestigious institutions. He also has diverse non-radiology training experiences. Dr. Zia is actively involved in research, as reflected in his numerous publications. His dedication to education and research makes him a prominent figure in the medical community
Dr. Ahmad Zia is a Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist with clinical expertise in interventional and diagnostic radiology, pain management, gastrointestinal radiology, and vascular interventions. His clinical interests revolve around liver and kidney transplantation, oncological interventions, patient safety, and medical education. Dr. Zia is committed to providing high-quality patient care while actively engaging in research and education to advance healthcare practices in these specialized fields.
Dr. Ahmad Zia, a highly qualified Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist, focuses his research on advancing interventional radiology techniques, enhancing radiological imaging accuracy, ensuring patient safety and quality of care, optimizing liver and kidney transplant procedures, improving oncological interventions, refining diagnostic accuracy, exploring vascular interventions, enhancing pain management techniques, and advancing gastrointestinal radiology procedures. He is also deeply engaged in medical education and training, ensuring the development of skilled healthcare professionals. Dr. Zia’s research contributions aim to elevate patient care and contribute to the medical field’s growth and knowledge.
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June 2006 Colorectal Disease 2006