Breast services
Contact
- Inpatient admissions
- 020 3311 6611
- Outpatients appointments
- 020 3313 5000
- General Enquiries
- 020 3311 1234
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About
The breast services unit provides a comprehensive range of services, including daily rapid diagnostic clinics for new patients, a comprehensive surgical service and a well-established family history clinic.
We are an internationally renowned breast cancer research centre and one of the largest breast units in the country. We see over 150 new patients a week and diagnose approximately 400 cases of breast cancer a year.
Conditions and treatments
Our service treats breast cancer through a variety of clinics and other services. We offer a variety of tests and treatments for breast cancer, including ultrasounds, needle biopsies, mastectomy, wide local excision, axillary clearance, augmentation and therapeutic mammograms.
Additional information
- West of London Breast Screening Service
- Breast Cancer Care
- Macmillan Cancer Support
- Cancer Research UK
- breast cancer Haven
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