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We combine a comfortable environment with modern medical equipment, allowing a range of tests and treatments to be carried out on site.
The practice is fully registered and regulated with the Care Quality Commission, General Medical Council, Royal College of Surgeons and The Royal College of Radiologists.
We strive to give every single patient the highest quality of care, always remembering the trust they put in us, and treating people with compassion, dignity and respect.
We are responsible for providing the best possible care for our patients by benchmarking ourselves and exceeding national standards and regulatory expectations.
Our expert Consultant Radiologists are UK trained, Fellows of the Royal College of Radiologists and General Medical Council registered.
They will ensure that you experience exceptional care tailored to you – keeping you informed, reassured and in safe hands.
MBBS FRCR
Dr Hussain is a Consultant Radiologist at Barts & The Royal London Hospital his specialist expertise include radionuclide, oncological and general radiology imaging.
BSc (Hons), MBBS, FRCR
Dr Trevor Gaunt is a Consultant Paediatric Radiologist at University College London Hospitals.
MBBS BSc MRCP FRCR
Dr Lee is a consultant musculoskeletal and trauma radiologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
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Pregnancy is a journey filled with moments of joy and anticipation, and the anomaly scan—or anatomy scan—is a significant and exciting milestone.This article will guide you through what an anomaly scan is, what to expect during the procedure, the findings you might encounter, and how to interpret the results.If you have any questions or concerns or would like to schedule an appointment, please don't hesitate to contact us today.
At 12 weeks, the countdown to meeting your little one officially begins!This important prenatal scan marks your first chance to peek into their tiny world, revealing exciting details and addressing any early concerns.In this article, we'll explain what the scan is, why you might choose to get one, and what to expect during the procedure. It's an exciting time, and the more you know, the more empowered you become to make the right decisions for you and your growing family.
An elbow lump is an abnormal bump, swelling, or protrusion on the inner or outer side of the elbow. Lumps can appear on the elbow for a number of reasons, including injury, disease, and skin infection.Elbow lumps occur deep within the joint or just underneath or on the surface of the skin. They can also range from small to big, harmful to benign, and soft to hard. Some may also get inflamed, making them pulsatile, painful, tender, or itchy. In extreme cases, lumps in the elbow can decrease the range of motion in the forearm and may cause permanent tissue damage around the joint if left untreated.This article explores the different types of elbow lumps, their possible causes, noticeable symptoms, and potential treatment options. We’ll also discuss the importance of proper diagnosis in elbow lump treatment and how an elbow and forearm ultrasound scan helps detect and diagnose harmful lumps.
The pregnancy journey is filled with moments of excitement and anticipation, and one of the most eagerly awaited is the gender scan.This special ultrasound is usually performed between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy. It not only offers the first opportunity to learn your baby's gender but also provides essential insights into their development.If you have any questions about the gender ultrasound, please get in touch. Our friendly team is here to assist in any way we can.
Shoulder injuries can be more than just a nuisance. It can disrupt your daily routine, limiting your movements and causing discomfort that's hard to ignore.Your shoulder is a highly flexible ball-and-socket joint made up of the humerus (your upper arm bone), the clavicle (your collarbone), and the scapula (or the shoulder blade). These bones are nestled in a cushion of cartilage, allowing your shoulder its wide range of motion. This means you can swing your arm in circles, reach both forwards and backward, and lift things up high.Much of this impressive flexibility comes from your rotator cuff, four tendons that connect your muscles to your bones. But, like any hardworking part of the body, it can get injured or inflamed, making simple actions like lifting your arm a real challenge.
Discovering a lump in your shoulder can be an unsettling experience, causing both physical discomfort and a wave of concern.It's important to understand potential shoulder lump causes, recognise the accompanying symptoms, and explore the available diagnostic methods to gain clarity and peace of mind. This includes safe, non-invasive shoulder ultrasound scans. Types of Lumps in Shoulder
