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The oesophagus is the muscular tube which allows food to pass down from your mouth into your stomach. When the stomach contents wash back up from your stomach into your oesophagus, this is called…
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“No one is invulnerable” – stark messages from patients and staff about the realities of coronavirus
The enormous pressure our staff are under was the focus of a powerful BBC News report about the surge in Covid-19 cases broadcast on Wednesday 6 January.
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Doctors don't tend to use the term "throat cancer", as the throat (pharynx) includes many different parts that can be affected by cancer. The main areas that can be affected are the:…
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If ataxia runs in your family, you can get tested to see if you have the genetic mistake for it Ataxia is a health condition that causes problems with movement…
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Introduction This patient information leaflet is for patients who are doing a breath test at home. Please read it carefully before you start your test. Please complete your test within the next two…
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This page has been written by the Department of Neuroradiology at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN). Our aim is to provide you with information about endovascular treatments…
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This page has been written for women and families who use the UCLH Small Baby Clinic.
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COVID-19 information for patients and visitors Patients Please continue to attend hospital if you have an appointment or a medical emergency. If you need emergency treatment for symptoms…
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This page explains the options for sensitive handling of pregnancy tissue.
