Liver disease is currently the 5th most common cause of death in the UK and the 10th Worlwide. Deathrates have doubled in the last 10 years with deaths due to cirrhotic liver disease at over 4000 per annum.
An average GP practice with 2000 patients will have approximately 150 men registered with urinary symptoms severe enough to consider seeking treatment at some point in time.
Minimal access spinal surgery (MASS) has been developed with the aim of reducing approachrelated morbidity or 'collateral damage' to surrounding tissues whilst obtaining the same clinical outcomes of traditional open procedures. The procedure has been developed to complement minimal invasive spinal surgery (MISS) as the latter does not allow for direct visualisation of the spine.
In the UK, following the introduction of computerised cervical screening in the late 1980’s, the incidence of invasive cervical cancer has reduced dramatically. As a result, epithelial ovarian cancer is now the commonest gynaecological malignancy, killing more women than all the other gynaecological cancers put together.
London Bridge Hospital has joined forces with the Arrhythmia Alliance charity to raise awareness of the arrhythmia condition as part of the first City Heart Week.
Page 1 of 1 pages
© 2007 London Bridge Hospital - A leading Private Hospital in London offering the highest standards of clinical skills and nursing care