Go to Homepage
Paediatric gastroenterology
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 5 Dec 2018
The paediatric gastroenterology service at St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust provides care for children and adolescents with the full range of gastrointestinal disorders. Patients are referred by General Practitioners and there are many tertiary gastroenterology referrals from the South West Thames region. We have many patients with paediatric inflammatory bowel …
Continue reading
Paediatric allergy
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 30 Aug 2024
St George’s NHS Trust Paediatric Allergy Service offers a consultant-led, comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment, investigation and management of children aged 0-17 years with allergic disorders. We see approximately 500 new patients annually, predominantly referred from Primary Care, Paediatric Dermatology, ENT, Paediatric Gastroenterology, and via Emergency Department or ward referral following admission. …
Continue reading
Myoma (Fibroids)
Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 17 Oct 2022
Uterine fibroids, also called myomas, are benign overgrowths of the muscle tissue in the uterus (womb). Other names for fibroids include uterine leiomyoma. Fibroids are very common and it is estimated that around 20% of women (1 in 5) will have them during their lifetime. Further information about fibroids can …
Continue reading
Upper limb venous thrombosis and thoracic outlet syndrome
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 10 Dec 2013
We have extensive experience in the management of upper limb venous occlusion and thoracic outlet syndrome. Acute venous thrombosis is relatively common in young patients and without intervention can lead to distressing long term sequelae. We encourage urgent referral when venous thrombosis is suspected and can make a rapid diagnosis …
Continue reading
Lower limb revascularisation
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 29 Nov 2013
The Institute has developed a multidisciplinary service for the management of lower limb occlusive disease. Endovascular techniques have become the mainstay for severe lower limb vascular disease, though major bypass surgery is still occasionally required. If intervention is required, investigations including non-invasive imaging are performed on a ‘one-stop’ basis, preventing …
Continue reading
Varicose veins
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 23 Aug 2024
At St Georges Vascular Unit, we provide patients with a ‘one-stop’ service for the assessment of varicose veins. Each new referral is assessed by a vascular surgeon, and a Duplex ultrasound scan is performed at the same visit. A further consultation takes place with the result of the scan and …
Continue reading
Carotid atherosclerosis
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 3 Aug 2024
In conjunction with the regional stroke unit, the St George’s Vascular Institute offers a comprehensive service for patients with carotid atherosclerosis.
Continue reading
Breast surgery
Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital | Updated 10 Mar 2023
St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has three consultant surgeons in the breast team, providing surgery for breast cancer. All patients are offered the option of immediate reconstruction at the time of mastectomy. Since December 2006, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s breast cancer surgeons have been using …
Continue reading
Outpatient HIV services
Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital | Updated 10 Jan 2023
St George’s delivers HIV services at two sites: The Courtyard Clinic based at St George’s and Suite 5 Queen Mary’s based at Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton. The Clinics provide comprehensive and holistic service for HIV positive people including: Daily week day medical and clinical nurse specialist clinics (at St Georges …
Continue reading
Rapid access chest pain clinic
Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 17 Oct 2019
Nurse-led clinic for patients with suspected stable angina (new onset, exertional chest pain relieved by rest); Patients with known ischaemic heart disease may be referred as long as they have not had PCI / CABG within the previous six months and are no longer under the care of a cardiologist. …
Continue reading