Bowel cancer
Contact
- General Enquiries
- 020 3311 1234
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We provide a full range of diagnostic tests, scans and examinations for patients suspected of bowel cancer to enable us to rule out cancer, or start appropriate treatment as early as possible where cancer is found. We have one of the lowest cancer mortality rates in the country.
Conditions and treatments
We treat bowel and anal cancers with surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
If your clinician recommended you have tests such as a colonoscopy (looking at the whole large bowel using a telescope) or sigmoidoscopy (looking at the lower end of the large bowel using a telescope) you would have been asked to deliver the form to the endoscopy department, so you can be allocated a date.
If your clinician recommended you have a computerised tomograpy (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan or endo-anal ultrasound these will be booked electronically and the scanning department will contact you by letter informing you when the test will take place.
Clinics
Bowel cancer clinic at Charing Cross Hospital
Address
Charing Cross Hospital
Fulham Palace Road
London W6 8RF
Contact information
Phone: 020 3311 1234
Bowel cancer clinic at St Mary’s Hospital
Address
St Mary’s Hospital
Praed Street
London W2 1NY
Contact information
Phone: 020 3312 6666
Meet the team
Consultants
Dr Lakshmana Ayaru
Dr Dolan Basak
Dr Dominic Blunt
Dr Emma Carrington
Dr Susan Cleator
Ms Patrizia Cohen
Lord Professor Ara Darzi
Professor Robert Goldin
Dr Jonathan Hoare
Professor Thomas Hues
Mr James Kinross
Professor Long Jiao
Dr Josephine Lloyd
Dr Charles Lowdell
Mr Jamie Murphy
Mr Michael Osborn
Mr Barry Paraskeva
Dr Simon Peak
Dr Marc Pelling, interventional radiologist
Dr Kitrick Perry
Mr George Reese
Mr Mikael Sodergren
Miss Maria Souvatzi
Professor Julian Teare
Dr Harpreet Wasan
Dr Horace Williams
Mr Paul Ziprin
Macmillan clinical nurse specialists
Petra Clark Hollis
Anne Moutadjer
Mauro Proserpio
Lora Langford
Holly McEvoy
Enhanced recovery clinical nurse specialist
Clotilde Alves
Administrators
Abdi Jama
Lorraine Maranao
Patient information
Our Macmillan navigators offer a single point of contact for patients with cancer.
Macmillan Navigators
As part of the Macmillan Cancer Support and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust partnership, we’ve introduced the Macmillan cancer navigators service.
Macmillan navigators offer a single phone contact for all cancer patients. They can help with booking appointments, accessing local support services and finding answers to any questions. Please call the Macmillan navigators team with any questions you have about your cancer care. Learn more about Macmillan navigators.
Patient information leaflets
- Colorectal/Lower Gastrointestinal patient pathway
- Colorectal Open Access Follow-Up insert
- Cytoreductive surgery (CRS) followed by heated intraoperative peritoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC)
- Dietary guide for people with a new ileostomy
- Enhanced Recovery Programme (ERP) for colorectal surgery
- Erectile dysfunction from colorectal cancer treatment
- FIT Kit
- Open access follow-up for colorectal cancer
- Rectal cancer
- CHEMORADIOTHERAPY FOR ANAL CANCER
Additional information
Clinical trials and research
We have an extensive research department and are the top recruiters of patients to clinical trials in the UK with a varied portfolio of trials. patients on trials will receive a research nurse and be given information on the subject.
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