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Referral
| Updated 11 May 2022
You will be referred to us if there is a concern regarding your liver, pancreas or biliary system. We manage a wide range of conditions including cirrhosis, alcohol-related liver diseases, fatty liver, viral hepatitis, autoimmune conditions, biliary conditions, metabolic liver disease and cancers of the liver, gallbladder or pancreas. We …
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Liver (Hepatology)
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 3 Aug 2024
Our Liver service manages a wide range of liver, pancreas, and biliary conditions, including cirrhosis, alcohol-related liver diseases, and liver cancers.
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Contact Us
| Updated 22 Feb 2023
If you are below 14 weeks and need information, support or advice due to concerning symptoms like vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, please call the Early Pregnancy Unit on: 0208 725 0093 If you are above 14 weeks pregnant, please call the Maternity Helpline for information, advice about concerning pregnancy …
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Communicating with people with a hearing loss in person
| Updated 21 Apr 2022
Communicating with people with a hearing loss in person Face the person you are talking to and make sure there are no barriers between you (if possible) Make sure the lighting is good and they can see your face clearly Speak naturally and at a moderate speed Do not shout …
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Communicating with people with a hearing loss on the telephone
| Updated 21 Apr 2022
Communicating with people with a hearing loss on the telephone Speak directly into the phone’s mouthpiece (but don’t hold it too close) Speak naturally and at a moderate speed Do not shout as this distorts the words Do not mumble, speak clearly and at a reasonable level Make sure they …
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Neurogenetics Clinic
| Updated 13 Apr 2022
Introduction The Neurogenetics Clinic is a nurse-led service with an aim to improve the diagnosis and health outcomes of patients with rare genetic neurological diseases, with a focus on young adults with complex epilepsies and neuromuscular disorders. The primary objectives of the service are: Offer genetic testing to identify the …
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Vaccines in Pregnancy
| Updated 8 Feb 2025
CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT FOR WHOOPING COUGH / RSV / FLU VACCINATION During your pregnancy, St. George’s Hospital offers three important vaccines to help protect both you and your baby: Flu Vaccine Availability: Offered at any stage of pregnancy from September to March. Why It Matters: Pregnancy …
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Major Trauma Outpatient Rehabilitation
| Updated 20 Mar 2023
Updated 20/03/2023 – COVID-19: Patients and staff members are no longer requested to wear masks for their appointments at St. George’s Hospital Trust. We launched our new pathway for Inpatient to Outpatient rehabilitation in August 2019. The idea behind this new pathway was for patients who suffered major/complex trauma and …
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Lower Gastrointestinal (lower GI) Cancers
| Updated 9 Jun 2025
Bowel or Lower gastrointestinal (or lower GI) cancer refers to cancers of the large bowel (colon and rectum) and the anus. Large bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer affecting men and women in the United Kingdom. Bowel cancer is more likely to be diagnosed in older patients; …
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