Kyle A Wilson

Dr. Kyle A Wilson serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology at the University of Michigan Medical School and is a Center Member of the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center. His dual clinical and research focus bridges interventional radiology procedures with translational cancer immunology.

Dr. Wilson's academic foundation includes:

• B.A. in Biology, Kalamazoo College (2008)
• MD/PhD, Medical Scientist Training Program, University of Maryland School of Medicine (2017)
• Residency: Integrated Interventional Radiology, University of Michigan Health System (2023)
• Fellowship: Breast Imaging, Michigan Medicine

His research integrates clinical interventional radiology with molecular oncology. Current work emphasizes lymphatic interventions (thoracic duct embolization, chylothorax management) and vascular procedures, while maintaining connections to his PhD work in cancer immunotherapy. This dual-path research provides unique opportunities for image-guided therapeutic development. Dr. Wilson actively mentors students and collaborates through the Cardiovascular Center.

Publication analysis reveals a strategic evolution: early immunology-focused work (2015-2018) during PhD training transitioned to clinical interventional radiology topics (2020-2024) after residency completion. Recent publications demonstrate technical expertise in complex vascular stenting and lymphatic interventions, while the 2024 immunotherapy paper indicates sustained engagement with his foundational science.

Dr. Wilson operates within Michigan Medicine's Department of Radiology with specialized affiliations to the Cardiovascular Center. His clinical practice spans breast imaging and interventional procedures, while his research program connects radiology techniques with immunotherapeutic approaches for cancer treatment.