Igor Latich

Igor Latich, MD, is an Associate Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in interventional radiology with a focus on musculoskeletal oncology, sarcoma, and pain management. He holds affiliations with multiple departments including the Pancreatic Diseases Program and Obesity Research Working Group. Dr. Latich earned his MD from Yale School of Medicine (2006) and completed a residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital (2011), followed by a fellowship at the same institution (2012).

Research Interests: His work spans interventional orthopaedics (e.g., acetabular stabilization in metastatic disease), biliary interventions (e.g., gallbladder sclerosis techniques), and quality improvement initiatives in anti-coagulation guidelines. He actively contributes to medical student education and serves on the medical school admissions committee.

Publications: Recent articles focus on cryoneurolysis in pain management, advancements in sacral metastases treatment, and biliary stone lithotripsy. His research emphasizes minimally invasive techniques and patient-centered care.

Professional Engagement: He participates in global initiatives like the Tanzania Interventional Radiology Initiative and has been involved in training programs to establish self-sustaining medical practices in underserved regions.