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The Queen Square (Gamma Knife) Radiosurgery Centre is one of two (alongside the Thornbury Radiosurgery Centre in Sheffield) highly specialised and exceptionally regarded National Centres of Excellence in the UK when it comes to offering patients Gamma Knife surgery. The clinic was established in 2012 and officially joined the Amethyst Group in 2020. Led by revered consultant neurosurgeon, Mr Neil Kitchen, the Queen Square Gamma Knife Radiosurgery Centre offers private and international patients treatment services for conditions such as secondary metastatic brain tumours, trigeminal neuralgia, cavernoma, arteriovenous malformation, pituitary tumours, and various skull-based tumours including meningioma, acoustic neuroma / vestibular schwanomma. Notably, the Queen Square Gamma Knife Radiosurgery Centre also offers a paediatric radiosurgery service, in collaboration with the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. The clinic prides itself on providing patients with life-saving and life-extending treatment options under the expert care of leading neurosurgeons.

LOC at Chelsea, a collaboration between the Lister Hospital and Leaders in Oncology Care, is a leading outpatient centre, providing world-class cancer care at 102 Sydney Street, in the heart of Chelsea.The centre offers a wide range of treatments and services for cancer care, including diagnostic services, testing facilities and chemotherapy treatment. The centre’s state of the art facilities ensure that patients receive the best care possible throughout their cancer journey. In addition to cancer treatment, LOC at Chelsea offers care for dermatology, ophthalmology, and gastroenterology.The team at LOC at Chelsea is committed to patient comfort and care, providing an exceptional standard of care. Their commitment to patients has been recognised with an outstanding rating from the Care Quality Commission.

HCA UK at University College Hospital is one of very few UK centres dedicated to treating blood cancers and blood disorders. Its JACIE-accredited haematology unit provides access to advanced cellular therapies — including CAR T-cell treatment and bi-specific antibodies — alongside stem cell transplants and specialist oncology for complex solid tumours including brain tumours and sarcomas.What medical services does it specialise in? The centre brings together leading specialists in haematology (blood cancers and disorders), medical oncology, clinical oncology (radiotherapy and oncological care) and neurology, with specialist-led multidisciplinary teams addressing complex conditions including leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, brain tumours and rare gastrointestinal cancers.What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at HCA UK at University College Hospital include: Bone marrow transplant (haematopoietic stem cell transplant) CAR T-cell therapy (advanced cellular immunotherapy) Immunotherapy Radiotherapy Leukaemia treatment Lymphoma treatment Multiple myeloma treatment Stem cell therapy What quality and safety standards does HCA UK at University College Hospital meet? HCA UK at University College Hospital operates a JACIE-accredited haematology unit and an on-site intensive therapy unit. Specialist-led multidisciplinary teams provide access to clinical trials and the latest treatments, including advanced cellular therapies and modern immunotherapies.Where is HCA UK at University College Hospital located? Grafton Way Building, 1 Grafton Way, WC1E. Near Euston Square and Warren Street Underground stations. Adjacent to University College Hospital. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London?HCA Healthcare UK also operates The Princess Grace Hospital on Nottingham Place in Marylebone, offering a broad range of specialist services including oncology, women's health and a range of surgical specialties across Central London.