Peyman Borghei

Peyman Borghei is an Associate Professor of Radiological Sciences at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. His research focuses on diagnostic and interventional radiology, with expertise in vascular diseases, pancreatic imaging, and minimally invasive interventions. Key areas include anatomic anomalies, vascular fistulae, and tumor imaging. He has contributed to studies on imaging techniques such as balloon occlusion and CO₂ contrast agents. His work spans surgical outcomes, radiation necrosis differentiation, and rare case reports in radiology.

Research Interests:

• Radiological Sciences
• Vascular Interventions
• Diagnostic Imaging Pitfalls
• Pancreatic and Neuroendocrine Tumor Imaging
• Interventional Radiology Techniques

Publications Highlight: His recent work includes novel applications of occlusion devices for vascular repair (2020), case studies on hemodialysis catheter complications (2018), and pancreatic imaging challenges (2013). His earlier studies explored angiofibroma resection techniques (2006) and CO₂ imaging (2011).

Affiliations: Active faculty member at UCI School of Medicine’s Radiological Sciences department. Collaborates with co-authors such as Kabutey, Putnam, and Jin on vascular and interventional projects.