Biography
Dr. Roy Gordon is a leader in the field of interventional
radiology. He performed the first uterine artery embolization at
UCSF in 1998 and was part of the team that popularized the clinical
use of transjugular intrahepatic portal venous stenting. Gordon has
wide experience in biliary tract interventions and in stenting of
the tracheobronchial tree. He is also interested in embolic
treatment of varicoceles and recanalization of fallopian tubes.
Gordon attended medical school at Oxford University and
Middlesex Hospital in England and held residencies in urology and
radiology in Jerusalem and Philadelphia where he completed his
fellowship in Interventional Radiology. Before coming to the United
States, Gordon was chairman of radiology at the Hebrew University,
Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. As Associate Chair for Safety in
the department of radiology at UCSF, Dr. Gordon oversees all
aspects of patient safety, and is head of the departmental safety
committee which meets every two weeks. This committee routinely
monitors measures of patient safety throughout the department and
responds both pro-actively and reactively to any concerns regarding
patient safety that arise in the department.