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Oxford, The Manor Hospital, part of Nuffield Health, is a state-of-the-art private hospital in Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK with an international reputation for providing specialist diagnostic and treatment services. Opened in 2004, the centre is equipped with the latest, high technology scanners and facilities available including 68 private en-suite bedrooms, eight operating theatres, a seven-bedded intensive care unit, 25 consulting rooms, a dedicated paediatric ward and an endoscopy unit, to ensure premium healthcare in a safe and comfortable hospital setting. Oxford, The Manor Hospital is located east of Oxford City Centre, well-accessed by bus services and with disabled parking available, ensuring a pleasant arrival to the hospital.What medical services does it specialise in?Orthopaedic hip surgery Orthopaedic knee surgery General surgery Diagnostics Orthopaedic foot and ankle surgery General orthopaedic surgery Gastroenterology Orthopaedic hand and wrist surgery Ophthalmology

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