Key Services

| Updated 26 Jan 2023

In addition to the management of patients with cirrhosis, alcohol-related liver diseases, fatty liver, autoimmune conditions, biliary conditions, metabolic liver disease and cancers of the liver, gallbladder or pancreas there are areas of additional expertise in the following: Hepatocellular Carcinoma We are a major centre for treatment for primary liver …
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Patient information

| Updated 13 Jan 2025

We accept referrals from GP’s, Practice Nurses, Consultants, Respiratory Nurses and Physiotherapists. We can only accept patients with a Wandsworth GP by completing the following form. Pulmonary Rehabilitation Patient Information Leaflet

The IONA TWIN STUDY

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

Objectives • To optimise the technology used in the IONA® test in twin pregnancies. This should also reduce the incidence of test failures related to inability to perform the test due to low fetal fraction. • To explore the performance of the test in different types of twin pregnancies including …
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Achieving Competency in Intrapartum Management of Multiple Pregnancy

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

How to Assess Fetal Growth in Twins

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

Fetal Therapy

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

Ultrasound Training

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

Twin Reversed Arterial Perfusion Intervention STudy (TRAPIST)

| Updated 2 Jul 2020

The study main question is whether early intervention (12-14 weeks gestation) improves the survival and the 2-year development of the children compared to late intervention (16-18 weeks gestation) in twin pregnancies complicated by twin reversed arterial perfusion sequence (TRAP). \nTRAP sequence is a complication of a shared circulation in monochorionic …
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Twin pregnancies With complications: Impact on Neurodevelopment Study via Registry Follow up (TWINS-RF)

| Updated 1 Jul 2020

When identical twins share a placenta (monochorionic) they are at increased risk of neurodevelopmental delay (disability), especially when there are problems in the shared blood supply in the placenta (this includes conditions like twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, twin anaemia polycythaemia sequence and selective fetal growth restriction). The incidence of neurodevelopmental delay …
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Triplet pregnancies

| Updated 1 Jul 2020

Triplets can be non-identical, identical, or mixed chorionicity (e.g. 2 identical and 1 non-identical). They carry higher risks of miscarriage and very early labour than twins, are often smaller than twins, and can also predispose the mother to more risks (pre-eclampsia, bleeding after birth). Identical triplets also carry the risk …
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