By Mr Rahul Nath
04.01.23
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Uterine cancer: its symptoms, causes and prevention
Mr Rahul Nath is one of London´s leading gynaecologists. In this article Mr Nath give us an overview of uterine cancer, one of the most prevalent cancers among British women. He explains what exactly uterine cancer is, its symptoms and some of the preventative measure women can take to avoid developing this disease.
By Mr Rahul Nath
03.01.23
Obstetrics & gynaecology
Cervical cancer: The need-to-know answers
If you, or anyone you know, have been diagnosed with cervical cancer, it can be overwhelming and you’ll have a lot of questions. Here, highly-experienced consultant gynaecologist Mr Rahul Nath, based in London, shares his expertise on the condition and answers some of the most pressing questions.
By Dr Amit Patel
03.01.23
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine
Breathlessness: Your questions answered
Feeling short of breath, for example when exercising, is usually a healthy and natural response. However, breathlessness might sometimes be a sign of an underlying issue caused by respiratory, cardiac, or neurological issues for example. Here to provide an expert insight into breathlessness is Dr Amit Patel, leading London-based Consultant Respiratory physician.
By Mr Simon Thompson
22.12.22
Orthopaedic surgery
How is an arthroscopic meniscectomy performed?
Here, Mr Simon Thompson, a distinguished consultant orthopaedic knee surgeon, details what an arthroscopic meniscectomy is, how it is typically performed, and what patients can expect after undergoing this procedure.
By Mr Dimitrios Moschonas
08.11.22
Urology
Prostate cancer: testing, and the importance of getting tested
Prostate cancer, believe it or not, often presents with little to no symptoms. This is precisely why is paramount that patients get tested early and frequently by their GP and/or urologist. In this article, distinguished consultant urologist, Mr Dimitrios Moschonas, details how the common tests for prostate cancer are performed.
By Dr Julian Collinson
02.11.22
Cardiology
Don’t get caught short when it comes to breathing
Shortness of breath can be caused by several issues within the body, but what about when it’s connected to the heart? We find out more in this informative article from top consultant cardiologist Dr Julian Collinson.
By Mr Paul Tulley
16.09.22
Plastic surgery
Important things to know before undergoing rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, more frequently called a nose job, is a procedure that changes the appearance of the nose. Before undergoing this surgery, there is a lot to consider. Esteemed London and Surrey-based consultant plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic surgeon Mr Paul Tulley discusses the procedure and offers his expert insight, sharing what you should know before rhinoplasty.
By Mr Simon Thompson
12.09.22
Orthopaedic surgery
An expert’s guide to ACL reconstruction
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is an important ligament in the knee. It allows movement but also maintains the stability of the knee joint. If it tears due to strenuous movement, one option to speed up the recovery is to undergo ACL reconstruction. Revered orthopaedic knee surgeon Mr Simon Thompson shares his expertise on ACL reconstruction, discussing how he preforms the procedure.
Breathlessness: when should I see a doctor?
While occasionally feeling short of breath is a healthy and normal human response, having difficulty breathing (also known as breathlessness) may be a sign of a serious condition. Dr John Chinegwundoh, a highly-experienced Consultant Respiratory Physician, provides an expert insight into breathlessness, including when medical attention should be sought.
By Dr David Game
07.07.22
Nephrology
Might a low EGFR indicate a serious condition?
Here, Dr David Game, a leading consultant nephrologist, explains to us what a low EGFR typically means in a routine blood test, outlines the main causes of low EGFR levels, and tells us how exactly a low EGFR is detected.
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