Twins Trust Centre for Research and Clinical Excellence

| Updated 4 Aug 2024

The Twins Trust Centre offers specialised care for multiple pregnancies, including comprehensive antenatal, fetal medicine, and neonatal services.
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St George’s Genomics Service

| Updated 20 Nov 2025

The St George’s Genomics Service is based in St. George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and is part of the South East Genomics Laboratory Hub (SEGLH) . St George’s Genomics Service works with the other laboratories in this network to provide a comprehensive diagnostic analytical and reporting service for a range of …
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Prenatal Genetics Service

| Updated 12 Nov 2025

About Us South West Thames Regional Genetics has a specialised prenatal service. This service is for women and couples with a family history of a genetic condition, or for those with abnormalities presenting during a pregnancy. The team at the South West Thames Regional Genetics Service work closely with patients alongside …
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Interventional Neuroradiology

| Updated 28 Sep 2020

Interventional Neuroradiology provides specialist diagnosis and treatment of blood vessel disorders in the brain and spine. Interventional Neuroradiologists (INR) are highly trained to manage complex neurovascular problems. St George’s Interventional Neuroradiology provides a 24/7 specialist service for mechanical thrombectomy and acute aneurysm treatments every day of the week, including weekends.
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Assisted Birth

| Updated 3 Aug 2024

Sometimes your baby may need to be assisted to be born  with the help of a doctor. This can be because there are signs that you are getting tired or the baby is getting tired and speeding up the birth is advised.
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Caesarean Birth

| Updated 22 Nov 2023

What is a Caesarean birth? A Caesarean is an operation where your baby is born through a cut along the “bikini line” on your tummy. The decision to have a Caesarean must be made carefully as it involves major surgery with some risks associated. Video content about Caesarean births The …
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Maternity Theatres

| Updated 27 Sep 2023

Welcome to the Maternity Operating Theatres. For many of you this will be the first time you have been into an operating theatre so we hope that this guide will help you to feel more relaxed should you have your baby there. We welcome many families to our theatres every …
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Occupational Therapy (Children’s) Community Services

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 19 Nov 2025

Find out more about the Children’s Occupational Therapy Service here.  

Physiotherapy for people with bleeding disorders

| Updated 27 Nov 2019

Physiotherapists are specially trained to treat and educate patients with musculoskeletal disorders. Each patient seen by the Physiotherapist will have different needs and will be assessed and given a tailored treatment program. When will I be seen? You will be seen alongside your consultant and specialist nurse as required depending …
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Clinical Perfusion Service

| Updated 3 Aug 2024 | Tags: cardio

Clinical Perfusion Scientists are responsible for setting up and running heart-lung machines, which are used to support patients during open heart surgery The Clinical Perfusion department provides Clinical Perfusion services to the Adult Cardiothoracic Unit at St George’s.

This speciality is only associated with hospitals performing open heart surgery and is conducted by highly specialised individuals – Clinical Perfusion Scientists.

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