Adaptive radiotherapy constructs three radiation treatment plans; with a small, medium and large (standard) target area.
Robotic surgery for bladder cancer allows the surgeon to operate with enhanced vision, improved precision and better control. The London Clinic’s priority is to provide our patients with support, comfort and expert cancer care.
The London Clinic offers a range of tests to detect brain cancer in an efficient and comfortable environment. High-tech imaging performed by specialist neuro-radiologists can help so that you can be offered the best treatment for your individual needs.
The London Clinic provides a full breast care service for women who are worried about their breast health or who have developed breast cancer. Male breast cancer is rare, but The London Clinic also offers treatment for men with the condition.
Each breast cancer is unique. Breast cancer typing can identify the differences between tumours, allowing The London Clinic to offer our patients customised care.
When the tumour, or lump is benign and the patient wishes to have it removed; or if it is confirmed as malignant cancer, then breast conserving surgery is appropriate. This is a wide local excision 'lumpectomy' and is done through a small cosmetic incision.
The London Clinic offers this transformative cell therapy to cancer patients. CAR-T cell therapy is a cutting-edge treatment for adults with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. Immune cells are collected from patients and genetically modified to destroy cancer cells. This revolutionary therapy can offer hope for people who have no other treatment options.
The London Clinic has a team of consultant gynaecologists and a colposcopy suite with a dedicated female nurse present to support patients with cervical cancer.
Chemotherapy drugs work in different ways, so a combination of medications is often used to prevent the cancer cells dividing and spreading.
Patients with triple negative breast cancer do not respond well to hormonal breast cancer treatments and therefore require a different treatment programme.
The London Clinic offers a range of investigations to detect colorectal cancer. With high-tech imaging and expert pathologists, we are able to accurately diagnose and stage colorectal tumours.
The London Clinic’s experienced team of Complementary Therapists provide a full range of holistic services to help you relax and improve your quality of life.
The CyberKnife was developed during the 1990s in the US to treat brain tumours that were not accessible to conventional surgery.
Our multi-disciplinary team at The London Clinic, led by the clinical oncologists and supported by the medical physics department, use CyberKnife Stereotactic Ablative Body Radiotherapy (SABR) to treat the following conditions: malignant primary brain tumours, malignant primary prostate tumours, malignant primary lung tumours, malignant primary liver tumours, malignant primary pancreatic tumours, secondary tumours in the spine, brain, lung or liver that have formed due to cancer elsewhere in the body, malignant lymphatic nodes in most places in the body that have formed due to a primary cancer elsewhere in the body and some primary tumours that have re-grown after surgery and/or radiotherapy; this includes disease in the abdomen, thorax, head and neck.
The use of RapidArc means that radiotherapy is customised to the individual patient’s personal anatomy.
The London Clinic offers a range of treatments and tests to investigate head and neck cancer quickly, efficient and in a comfortable environment.
The London Clinic’s expert pathologists will analyse cells from your breast cancer and check for the presence of Her2 receptors.
Following the biopsy or removal of your breast cancer, The London Clinic’s expert pathologists will analyse the tumour and check for the presence of receptors.
Intra-operative radiotherapy is when a very localised, high dose of radiation is given at the same time as the surgical treatment for brain cancer (glioblastoma). The London Clinic is one of the few sites in the UK to offer treatment with the Carl Zeiss Intrabeam® system - a miniaturised X-ray device which is located within our on-site theatres.
Intra-operative radiotherapy is when a very localised, high dose of radiation is given at the same time as the surgical treatment for breast cancer. The London Clinic is one of the few sites in the UK to offer treatment with the Carl Zeiss Intrabeam® system - a miniaturised X-ray device which is located within our on-site theatres.
Intra-operative radiotherapy is when a very localised, high dose of radiation is given at the same time as the surgical treatment. The London Clinic is one of the few sites in the UK to offer treatment with the Carl Zeiss Intrabeam® system - a miniaturised X-ray device which is located within our on-site theatres.
With high-tech imaging, a dedicated endoscopy suite and expert pathologists, The London Clinic is able to examine and stage lung cancers.
PSMA therapy is an exciting new treatment for advanced prostate cancer that selectively targets prostate cancer cells to deliver high doses of radiation to the cancer while minimising damage to healthy cells.
The choice of treatment depends on the type and location of the lymphoma, how advanced the cancer is and the age and general health of the individual. Your consultant may order some diagnostic tests to help gather more information. The three main treatments are surgery, radiotherapy, and drug therapy.
The London Clinic provides a full breast care service for women who are worried about their breast health or who have developed breast cancer.
Mastectomy is a procedure to remove a breast and can be the most appropriate treatment for some women with breast cancer.
The procedure involves making a small incision in the groin under local anaesthetic, and passing a flexible catheter (tube) into the hepatic artery via the femoral and coeliac arteries. The treatment is delivered by experienced interventional radiologists in The London Clinic’s state-of-the-art Hybrid theatre.
Our specialist cancer physiotherapists have the necessary skill set and knowledge to help those with the physical effects of cancer or side effects of cancer treatment.
The right choice of treatment for your pancreatic cancer depends on the size and stage of the tumour, whether the cancer has spread, and your age and general health. The London Clinic offers a range of tests to detect pancreatic cancer in an efficient and comfortable environment.
Cancerous neuroendocrine tumours contain specific receptors. Peptides, attached to radioactive isotopes, target these. This allows accurate targeting of the cancer and less damage to healthy cells.
Photodynamic therapy, also known as PDT, is a technique for treating early localised skin cancers and sun-damaged skin which may one day turn cancerous (pre- cancers).
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer affecting men. One in eight men will develop prostate cancer during their lifetime and 47,000 men are diagnosed with the disease in the UK every year.
Radioiodine therapy is use to treat hyperthyroidism and also to treat thyroid cancer.
Radium-223 Dichloride is a new development that, like with strontium and samarium, targets the bone metastases. It kills the tumour cells by highly localized short-range radiation, while minimising damage to surrounding healthy cells and bone marrow.
SpaceOAR® Hydrogel is a minimally invasive, soft gel that can reduce the short-term and long-term side-effects of radiotherapy for prostate cancer. A fixed-price package for this treatment is available from £1475
Concierge service
We can support our patients with travel, hotel accommodation, London tours, plus theatre and restaurant reservations.
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