Medical articles of Chest X-ray

04/11/2025
Written by Top Doctors
Chest pain and angina: When a cardiac CT scan could save your life
In this article here, renowned and highly experienced consultant cardiologist, Dr Mohamed Alama, shares his expert insights with regards to chest pain and angina, telling us how cardiac CT scans can diagnose the cause(s) and save lives.
21/05/2025
Dr Tawfiq Choudhury
Consultant Interventional and General Cardiologist
Understanding chest pain: Causes, symptoms, and when to seek help
On hand to provide us with an all-you-need-to-know guide with regards to chest pain is renowned consultant interventional cardiologist, Dr Tawfiq Choudhury.
12/05/2025
Dr Edward Cetti
Consultant Respiratory Physician
Persistent cough: Could it be something more serious?
A cough is a common symptom that often clears up within a few weeks, especially after a cold or chest infection. However, when a cough lasts longer than eight weeks, it is considered persistent or chronic. While most persistent coughs have a non-serious cause, in some cases, they can be a sign of an underlying health condition that requires medical attention.
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04/07/2024
Dr James Wong
Paediatric cardiologist
Is my child's chest pain serious?
Chest pain in children can be alarming for parents, raising concerns about serious health issues, particularly those related to the heart. It’s important to understand the various causes of chest pain in children and determine when it might indicate a serious condition. Leading consultant paediatric cardiologist Dr James Wong goes into expert detail about this crucial topic in this informative article.
05/05/2023
Mr Thomas Bragg
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
Sarcoma: Expert insight on the key signs to look out for
Highly respected consultant plastic surgeon Mr Thomas Bragg gives an expert guide to the diagnosis and management of sarcoma in this informative article.
11/06/2020
Dr Anjani Prasad
Respiratory Medicine Specialist
What are the long-term complications of COVID-19?
It's predicted that similar complications that arose in the survivors of the SARS pandemic will likely develop in COVID-19 survivors too. Although these post-COVID-19 complications aren't clear at the moment, previous data from SARS, the first pandemic of the 21st century, provides us with the foresight to manage these complications and treat patients promptly. Dr Anjani Prasad, one of our top consultants in respiratory and general medicine explains more.
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