Todd Schlachter

Dr. Todd Schlachter is an Associate Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at the Yale School of Medicine, with a secondary appointment as an Assistant Professor in Pediatrics. He serves as the Medical co-Director of Pediatric Interventional Radiology and Vascular & Interventional Radiology. His clinical and research focus includes liver cancer, vascular diseases, and interventional radiology techniques.

Education & Training:

• Bachelor of Science in Biology and Economics from Vanderbilt University
• Surgical Internship at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
• Radiology Residency at University of Connecticut School of Medicine
• Interventional Radiology Fellowship at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine (2012)

Research Interests: Dr. Schlachter’s work centers on liver diseases, vascular malformations, and interventional radiology innovations. His studies address embolization techniques, pulmonary arteriovenous malformations (PAVMs), and outcomes of endovascular treatments. He collaborates on translational research, including immune responses to chemoembolization and AI-driven imaging analysis.

Publications: His recent work emphasizes vascular anomalies, hepatic embolization strategies, and pediatric interventional radiology. Key themes include PAVM management, renal arteriovenous malformations, and cryoablation efficacy. His studies often highlight clinical outcomes and procedural advancements.

Labs/Teams: He leads the Yale Interventional Radiology Research team, focusing on translational and clinical research in vascular and interventional radiology.