Recognition before recall
Start with what can be seen: profile, tip, hub, packaging, and scale.
About the project
The IR Table Book is a learner-centered visual guide to the devices, equipment, and systems encountered during an interventional radiology rotation.
Five editorial questions are answered through three recurring learning panels: What is this? How do I recognize it? What is it used for? Where am I likely to encounter it? What key distinction should I remember?
First Edition · 2026
Image attribution & rights
The digital library displays 54 author-owned original device illustrations by Osahon Obanor. Each rendered illustration carries a visible credit.
The remaining 109 visual references are withheld while republication rights remain undocumented. No third-party, manufacturer, or composite image is shown in their place.
Cover artwork has a separate provenance review and is not classified as an R6 device-panel illustration.
Start with what can be seen: profile, tip, hub, packaging, and scale.
Place each object within the sequence of a procedure and the job it performs.
Learn the contrast between neighboring devices, not isolated definitions.
Educational-use notice
This is a curated educational reference and is not comprehensive. It supports device recognition and equipment orientation only. It is not device-selection guidance, procedural planning, clinical decision-making support, or a resource for independent use. It does not constitute or replace manufacturer instructions for use (IFU), a procedural protocol, institutional policy, or qualified clinical supervision.
Learners must follow device-specific IFUs, institutional policies and protocols, supervising clinician guidance, and applicable safety standards.