Dr. Razdan is one of the most recognized interventional radiologists in Lincoln. While he has vast experience in many aspects of interventional radiology, he has had great success in Y90s, GAE, Tenex and injections.
Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Razdan is one of the most skilled Vascular and Interventional Radiologists in the Midwest. While studying at Yale, he was trained by the pioneers in the most innovative endovascular treatments. He chose Lincoln, Nebraska as his home because of its ideal qualities for raising a family and the friendly people. Every day he is driven by the chance to provide a better quality of life for patients who feel that they have tried everything.
One of the procedures Dr. Razdan is most passionate about is his minimally invasive therapy for liver cancer, known as Y90 radioembolization, which improves and extends the lives of cancer patients so they may enjoy invaluable time with family. On a daily basis, Dr. Razdan also works to alleviates patients’ pain by treating vascular disease, performing image-guided spinal pain procedures, and specializing in migraine headache therapy. As one of the most sought after experts of SphenoCath migraine therapy in the US, Dr. Razdan alleviates headache pain for patients who may have been on life-altering medications for years. Advanced Medical Imaging in Lincoln is the only Certified Training Center of Excellence for SphenoCath in the nation, where physicians from across the country travel to learn his techniques. In his personal time, Dr. Razdan enjoys spending times with his wife and three children. Together they enjoy travel, skiing, hosting social events, and meeting new people.
Y90s, GAE, Tenex and injections
American Board of Radiology
Board Certified Vascular and Interventional Radiology
Board Certified Diagnostic Radiology
The Society of Interventional Radiology
American College of Radiology
American Medical Association
Roentgen Ray Society
OneHealth Nebraska
UniNet
Bryan Health Connect
Patient-focused care is Advanced Medical Imaging’s top priority.
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