
Medical Procedures & Treatments
Find a procedure by name, symptom or body part, read how it works, and meet the specialists who perform it.
68 procedures · 10 departments · 11 specialists
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Every procedure we perform, grouped by the department whose team performs it.
Orthopedics & Joint Replacement
View DepartmentTotal Knee Replacement
Replaces a knee worn out by arthritis with a metal and plastic joint to relieve pain and get you walking again.
Total Hip Replacement
Replaces a worn or collapsed hip ball and socket with an artificial joint to end groin pain and restore walking.
Shoulder Replacement
Replaces a damaged shoulder ball and socket to relieve arthritis pain and help you use your arm again.
Arthroscopy (Knee/Shoulder)
Keyhole surgery using a thin camera to diagnose and repair problems inside the knee or shoulder.
ACL Reconstruction
Rebuilds a torn ACL with a tendon graft through keyhole surgery to stop the knee giving way.
Ligament Repair Surgery
Reattaches or rebuilds torn ligaments in the knee, ankle, elbow or thumb to steady an unstable joint.
Fracture Fixation Surgery
Realigns broken bones and holds them with plates, screws, rods or frames so they heal in the right position.
Spine Surgery (Discectomy)
Frees a trapped spinal nerve by removing slipped disc or bone, easing sciatica and leg pain.
Joint Reconstruction
Realigns and rebuilds a joint damaged by injury, deformity or earlier surgery, keeping your own joint.
Revision Knee Replacement
Replaces a failed knee implant that is loose, worn, infected or unstable with new revision parts.
Partial Knee Replacement
Replaces only the worn part of an arthritic knee, keeping the healthy cartilage and ligaments.
Gynecology & Obstetrics
View DepartmentLaparoscopic Hysterectomy
Removes the uterus through keyhole cuts, for fibroids, heavy periods or adenomyosis that other treatment hasn't fixed.
Normal Delivery (VBAC)
Care through labour and vaginal birth, including VBAC for suitable women who have had one caesarean before.
C-Section Delivery
Delivers the baby through a low cut in the abdomen and uterus, planned or in labour, usually under spinal anaesthesia.
Laparoscopic Ovarian Cystectomy
Keyhole removal of an ovarian cyst that keeps the healthy ovary, usually with a stay of one night or less.
Hysteroscopy
A camera through the cervix to see inside the uterus and remove polyps, small fibroids or scar tissue, with no cuts.
Fibroid Removal (Myomectomy)
Removes uterine fibroids and repairs the womb, easing heavy bleeding and pressure while keeping pregnancy possible.
Colposcopy
A magnified check of the cervix after an abnormal Pap or HPV test, with a small biopsy if needed.
Endometrial Ablation
Treats the uterine lining to make heavy periods lighter or stop them, with no cuts, for women who want no more children.
Tubal Ligation
Blocks or removes the fallopian tubes for permanent contraception, usually as day-care keyhole surgery.
PCOS Ovarian Drilling
Keyhole surgery on the ovaries to restart ovulation in PCOS when tablets haven't worked, without raising the twin risk.
Cardiology
View DepartmentAngioplasty (PTCA)
Opens a narrowed or blocked heart artery with a balloon and a stent, passed up from the wrist or groin.
Coronary Angiography
An X-ray dye test that maps blockages in the heart's arteries and guides the choice between medicines, stents and surgery.
Pacemaker Implantation
A small device under the collarbone that keeps a slow or pausing heartbeat at a safe rate.
Echocardiography
An ultrasound of the heart that shows how well it pumps and how the valves work. Painless and radiation-free.
Holter Monitoring
A portable ECG worn for 24 to 48 hours to catch irregular heartbeats that come and go.
Stress Test (TMT)
An ECG recorded while you walk on a treadmill, to check for reduced blood flow to the heart during exercise.
Cardiac Catheterisation
Measures pressure and oxygen inside the heart and lungs through a thin tube, to guide valve and heart failure care.
Neurosciences / Neurology
View DepartmentEEG (Electroencephalogram)
Records the brain's electrical activity through scalp electrodes to help diagnose epilepsy and seizures.
EMG / Nerve Conduction
Nerve and muscle tests that find the cause of numbness and weakness, such as neuropathy or carpal tunnel.
Stroke Management
Round-the-clock emergency scans and treatment for stroke, followed by rehabilitation and prevention.
Lumbar Puncture
Collects spinal fluid from the lower back to diagnose meningitis, bleeding around the brain and nerve inflammation.
Botox for Neurology
Targeted injections for chronic migraine, dystonia, eyelid spasm and muscle stiffness after a stroke.
General & Laparoscopic Surgery
View DepartmentLaparoscopic Appendectomy
Removes an inflamed appendix through three small cuts, usually with one or two nights in hospital.
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Removes a gallbladder with stones through four small cuts, usually with a stay of one night or less.
Hernia Repair (Laparoscopic)
Pushes the bulge back and reinforces the weak abdominal wall with mesh, by keyhole or open surgery.
Haemorrhoidectomy
Removes large or prolapsing piles that haven't settled with diet, medicines or banding.
Thyroid Surgery
Removes part or all of the thyroid for a goitre, a suspicious nodule or an overactive gland.
Breast Lump Removal
Removes a breast lump after tests, usually as day care, and sends it to the lab to confirm what it is.
Wound Care & Debridement
Treats wounds that won't heal, from diabetic foot ulcers to bedsores, with debridement, dressings and pressure relief.
Tonsillectomy
Removes tonsils that cause repeated throat infections or block a child's breathing during sleep.
Adenoidectomy
Removes enlarged adenoids that block a child's nose, disturb sleep or keep causing ear infections.
Septoplasty
Straightens the bent wall inside the nose to relieve a constantly blocked nostril, with no cut outside.
Tympanoplasty
Closes a hole in the eardrum with your own tissue to stop ear discharge and protect or improve hearing.
FESS (Sinus Surgery)
Endoscopic surgery through the nose that clears blocked sinuses and polyps when medicines stop working.
Cochlear Implant Eval
Hearing tests, scans and counselling to decide whether a cochlear implant can help where hearing aids no longer do.
Microlaryngoscopy
Examines the vocal cords under a microscope to remove growths or take a biopsy, working through the mouth.
Urology
View DepartmentTURP (Prostate Resection)
Trims an enlarged prostate from inside the urethra so urine flows freely, with no cut on the skin.
Cystoscopy
A camera test that looks inside the bladder and urethra to find the cause of bleeding, infections or blockage.
Kidney Stone Treatment
Medicines, shock waves, laser ureteroscopy or PCNL, chosen by the size and position of your stone.
Circumcision
Removes the foreskin, usually as day care, for phimosis, repeated infection or religious reasons.
Vasectomy
Permanent male contraception: the sperm tubes are cut and sealed under local anaesthetic in about 30 minutes.
Gastroenterology
View DepartmentUpper GI Endoscopy
A camera test of the food pipe, stomach and duodenum for acidity, ulcers, bleeding and swallowing problems.
Colonoscopy
A camera test of the large bowel that investigates bleeding or bowel changes and removes polyps early.
ERCP
Endoscopic treatment through the mouth that removes bile duct stones and opens blockages causing jaundice.
Liver Biopsy
A thin needle sample of liver tissue to diagnose liver disease and measure scarring when other tests can't.
Capsule Endoscopy
A swallowed pill camera that photographs the small intestine to find hidden bleeding or Crohn's disease.
Nephrology
View DepartmentHaemodialysis
A machine filters waste and extra fluid from the blood when the kidneys fail, usually in 4-hour sessions three times a week.
Peritoneal Dialysis
Home dialysis that uses the lining of the abdomen as a filter, with fluid exchanged through a soft tube every day.
Kidney Biopsy
A needle sample of kidney tissue that finds the cause of protein or blood in the urine, or of failing kidneys.
AV Fistula Creation
A minor operation joining an artery to a vein in the arm to create lasting access for haemodialysis.
Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery
View DepartmentChemical Peel
A controlled acid solution lifts damaged surface skin to fade pigmentation, tanning and acne marks.
Laser Hair Removal
Laser light damages hair roots to reduce unwanted hair over 6 to 8 sessions, with settings matched to your skin.
Microdermabrasion
Gentle exfoliation that removes dead surface skin to brighten dull skin and soften light marks, with no downtime.
Botox & Fillers
Anti-wrinkle injections and hyaluronic acid fillers that soften lines and restore facial volume, with no downtime.
Scar Revision
Surgery, often with injections, to make wide, raised or tight scars flatter and less noticeable.
Vitiligo Treatment
Creams, light therapy, tablets and grafting to stop white patches spreading and restore skin colour.
Acne Scar Treatment
Microneedling, laser, peels and minor procedures matched to your scar type to smooth pitted acne scars.
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