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Acoustic neuroma treatment

Acoustic neuroma treatment may vary, depending on the size and growth of the acoustic neuroma, patient's health and symptoms.

Electro-physical agents for physiotherapy

The term ‘electro-physical agents’ is given to a wide range of electrical and physical therapeutic modalities regularly used by physiotherapists.

Peptide Receptor Radiotherapy (PRRT)

Cancerous neuroendocrine tumours contain specific receptors. Peptides, attached to radioactive isotopes, target these for the treatment of cancer.

Surgery for hydrocephalus (ventriculostomy)

Neurosurgeons at The London Clinic are able to perform a ventriculostomy using conventional brain surgery or using endoscopic techniques.

Tooth removal

Decay, damage and orthodontic treatment can all require tooth extraction. The London Clinic provides pain-free tooth removal by leading surgeons.

Prolapse treatment

Several surgical alternatives are available, and the surgery is chosen by the consultant gynaecologist based on each individual patient’s circumstances.

Cataract surgery

Private cataract surgery treatment in Harley Street, London gives access to the most advanced tech available. Learn more: your options, cost & procedure.

Pain treatments

We’re innovators in our approach to pain management and understand the effect that chronic pain can have on your life. Get a tailored treatment plan

Joint mobilisation and manipulation

Mobilisations and manipulations are common techniques used by physiotherapists to treat painful and restricted joints.

Hepatitis C treatment

Treatment of chronic hepatitis C is important as clearing the virus from the body can prevent long-term liver damage, such as cirrhosis

Aquablation therapy

Aquablation therapy for benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) at The London Clinic. The London Clinic was the first private hospital in London to offer this.

Rezum system for benign prostate hyperplasia

he Rezūm System is an innovative new treatment for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH).