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A south London grandad and ultra marathon runner has been honoured for giving his time in volunteering across four decades at Guy’s and St Thomas’.
An MPI (myocardial perfusion imaging) scan is used to look at how well your heart muscle is receiving blood. An MPI scan is done in the nuclear medicine…
A red cell volume test measures the amount of red cells and plasma that your blood contains. The test helps us to diagnose true polycythemia (sometimes called…
An external cephalic version (ECV) to turn a baby from a breech to a head-down position in pregnancy, to reduce complications in birth.
A thyroid scan checks the function of the thyroid gland. It can help find out if your thyroid is working normally, or is overactive or underactive. Thyroid…
A VQ (lung) scan looks at the air supply and blood supply to your lungs. It helps us to diagnose lung conditions. It is most commonly used to detect the…
Assisted birth with a ventouse suction cup or forceps can be used when we have concerns about your baby's condition, or because you need help in the final…
Information about having surgery for a borderline ovarian tumour, how long you might stay in hospital, and advice on how to recover.
Clinical leaders at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust are once again calling on the Government and unions to do everything in their power to bring an…
A new non-clinical team has been introduced to support patients and staff at Guy’s and St Thomas’.