Cardiology
Chest pain, heart failure, rhythm disorders, echocardiography, and coronary angiography.
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Search by condition or department. Clinics are by appointment. Emergency medicine, trauma, and critical care do not need one.
Chest pain, heart failure, rhythm disorders, echocardiography, and coronary angiography.
Bypass surgery, valve surgery, and operations on the chest that need a cardiac theatre and intensive care.
Diseases of arteries and veins, including limb ischaemia and aortic conditions, with interventional support.
Stroke, epilepsy, headache, Parkinson’s disease, and other disorders of the brain and nerves.
Brain and spine operations, including trauma, tumours, and conditions that need an operating microscope.
Disc, deformity, and traumatic spine disease, shared between neurosurgery and orthopaedics.
Chemotherapy and systemic treatment, planned with surgeons and radiation oncologists.
Cancer operations, including complex resections that need intensive care afterwards.
Radiotherapy planned on site, so patients are not sent out for the treatment course.
Anaemia, clotting disorders, leukaemia, and lymphoma, with blood-bank support in the building.
Pregnancy, delivery, and gynaecological surgery, including high-risk obstetric admissions.
Detailed scans and care plans for complicated pregnancies, beside neonatal intensive care.
Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents, with a separate paediatric intensive care unit.
Intensive care for premature and sick newborns, linked to the labour wards.
Endoscopy, liver disease, and digestive disorders, including bleeds that need urgent endoscopy.
Surgery of the stomach, intestine, pancreas, and gallbladder, including laparoscopic work.
Assessment and surgery for advanced liver disease, with intensive care dedicated to the recovery.
Diabetes, thyroid, adrenal, and other hormone conditions, including perioperative diabetes care.
Weight-loss surgery for selected patients, jointly with endocrinology and nutrition.
Kidney failure, dialysis, and medical care before and after kidney transplant.
Kidney stones, prostate disease, and urinary surgery for adults and children.
Kidney transplant surgery and the long follow-up that keeps a graft working.
Fractures, sports injury, and replacement of hip, knee, and shoulder joints.
Hernia, appendix, gallbladder, and other abdominal operations, planned or emergency.
Reconstruction after trauma, cancer, or burns, and selected cosmetic procedures.
Facial trauma, oral surgery, and dental care that needs a hospital setting.
The ground-floor door for chest pain, stroke symptoms, injury, and anything that cannot wait.
Medical, surgical, cardiac, neonatal, and paediatric intensive care, 140 beds in all.
Asthma, pneumonia, tuberculosis assessment, and chronic lung disease, with bronchoscopy.
Anaesthesia for every theatre, plus clinics for persistent pain.
Complex infections, fever of unclear cause, and advice for patients whose immunity is low.
Hospital care for older adults, with attention to mobility, memory, and medicines.
Ear, nose, throat, and head-and-neck surgery, including airway emergencies.
Cataract, retina, glaucoma, and eye trauma, with day-care surgery lists.
Skin disease, including conditions that need admission or a physician’s review.
Mental health care for outpatients and for people already admitted with medical illness.
Arthritis and autoimmune disease, often shared with orthopaedics and physiotherapy.
X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, and mammography reported on campus.
Image-guided procedures that can treat bleeding or blockage without open surgery.
Blood tests, microbiology, and tissue diagnosis that the wards can act on the same day.
Recovery after stroke, joint replacement, critical illness, and injury.