Arteriovenous malformation specialists in Central London accepting AXA

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.

Located on London's South Bank, London Bridge Hospital’s SE1 campus hosts world-leading services spanning cardiac care and cancer treatment to the UK's largest private MS stem cell transplant programme, living donor liver and renal transplantation, a dedicated dialysis centre and a robotics urology theatre — all within contemporary inpatient facilities.What medical services does it specialise in? London Bridge Hospital is a multi-specialty acute private hospital with specialist units and teams covering an exceptional breadth of clinical disciplines across its campus: Cardiology (cardiac care, pioneering techniques for the full range of adult cardiac conditions) Cardiothoracic surgery Medical oncology (cancer care including haemato-oncology, gynaecological and urological cancers) Orthopaedic surgery (routine hip replacements to complex spinal reconstructions) Gastroenterology (digestive health, upper GI, colorectal surgery and HPB medicine) Urology (full range including robotic surgery and male reproductive conditions) Haematology (blood and marrow cancers, with an 18-chair chemotherapy unit) Neurology (including the largest private MS AHSCT stem cell transplant programme in the UK) Neurosurgery Nephrology (renal services, including living donor renal transplantation and dialysis) Otolaryngology — Head, Neck and Thyroid Centre (treating the largest number of head and neck patients in the country) Obstetrics and gynaecology (dedicated women's health services) What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at London Bridge Hospital include: hip replacement, robotic urology surgery, chemotherapy (18-chair dedicated unit), endoscopy (JAG-accredited unit), liver transplantation (living donor), dialysis (including holiday dialysis in our four-bed centre), bone marrow transplant (MS AHSCT and haematological conditions) and anti-reflux surgery (including the Linx procedure for acid reflux disease) . What quality and safety standards does London Bridge Hospital meet? London Bridge Hospital holds an Outstanding CQC rating. Its campus includes a JAG-accredited endoscopy unit, an 18-chair chemotherapy suite, a robotics urology theatre and a four-bed dialysis centre. Consultant-led teams deliver integrated care across inpatient, day case and outpatient settings within a campus of seamlessly connected services. Where is London Bridge Hospital located? 27 Tooley Street, SE1. London Bridge station is 2 minutes away (Jubilee line, Southeastern and Thameslink). Near Borough Market. Urgent care walk-in available on site. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London? London Bridge Hospital works in close partnership with Leaders in Oncology Care (LOC) on Harley Street, which provides specialist systemic anti-cancer therapies — including chemotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted treatments — as part of the HCA Healthcare UK cancer care network.