Radiology

Services at Nelson Health Centre, Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital, St John's Therapy Centre | Updated 15 Jun 2022

St George’s provides a full range of diagnostic services to support patients with suspected and diagnosed cancer. This includes tests and scans which are used to diagnose cancer and monitor patients during and after treatment.   The range of imaging includes X-Rays, Ultrasound, Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) …
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Clinic Locations

| Updated 7 Nov 2024

Trevelyan House Clinic: The main department is at Trevelyan House Surgery. Adult and paediatric appointments are offered here on an appointment-basis. There is lift access to this clinic. The St George’s Suite has baby changing facilities. Address: Trevelyan House 1st Floor 160 Tooting High Street London SW17 0RT Please follow …
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Visitor Information

| Updated 13 Mar 2019

  Vestibular (balance) assessments take place at St Georges Hospital in the Audiology and Audiovestibular Medicine Department. Your appointment with the Specialist Audiovestibular doctor will involve a detailed history of your problem and thorough examination of your ears, eye movements, balance and coordination. Your doctor will also consider using a …
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Referrals and Contact Details

| Updated 22 May 2025

Contact details and referral guidance: Please see below contact details for the Audiology and Audiovestibular Medicine, contact details for the Auditory Implant Service can be found here. New referrals: New referrals are accepted from GPs or hospital clinicians. GP referrals need to be done through the NHS e-Referral Service (Please see …
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Managing Your Vestibular Condition

| Updated 11 Aug 2022

Your Audiovestibular Specialist should help identify the most appropriate treatment for your condition. This may involve lifestyle measures, medications, a programme of specific exercises and/or vestibular rehabilitation with our physiotherapy colleagues. Treatment manoeuvres are offered if you are diagnosed with specific type of positional vertigo. You may also be considered …
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Preparing For Your Vestibular Function Tests

| Updated 14 Jul 2020

1. It is important that you have your ears checked for wax at your GP surgery before your appointment. Some procedures cannot be carried out if you have excessive wax in your ears. 2. Avoid make-up, especially eye make-up. This may make it more difficult for our eye measurement systems …
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Vestibular Function Tests

| Updated 15 Mar 2019

Vestibular function tests are performed to assess the inner ear balance organs and to identify if one or both are working properly. Part of this will involve close observation and recording of your eyes movements to look for nystagmus. Kindly refer to the section on Preparing For Your Vestibular Test …
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St Georges Children’s Hearing Services Working Group (CHSWG)

| Updated 24 Jun 2020

The aim of Children’s Hearing Services Working Group (CHSWG) is to provide a forum for collaboration between families, health, educational and social care professionals, voluntary organisations and others who commission, use or provide services for hearing impaired children. CHSWG is responsible for improving services for families and children by listening …
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Neuro-Oncology

| Updated 8 Nov 2023

Visit the Neuro-Oncological Surgery Page St George’s offers a supra-network multidisciplinary service for managing tumours in the central nervous system, serving a population of over four million. We receive referrals from South West London and Surrey, and surrounding counties. We also accept out-of-area referrals and referrals from overseas, reflecting the high level of specialist …
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Upper Gastrointestinal (Upper GI) Cancer

| Updated 10 Mar 2023

St George’s Hospital provides diagnostic and specialist care for patients with cancers of the upper gastrointestinal tract and hepatobiliary organs (UGI and HPB), including the diagnoses of oesophageal, gastric, pancreatic and hepatobiliary and gastrointestinal neuroendocrine cancers. What are the signs and symptoms? The symptoms of oesophageal and gastric cancers are …
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