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Prosthodontics is the reconstruction and replacement of teeth damaged as a result of congenital disorders and traumatic injuries; and includes the rehabilitation of patients with tissue lost as a result of injury.
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The lymphoedema service at UCLH provides assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of cancer-related lymphoedema.
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Based at the Royal National Ear, Nose and Throat and Eastman Dental Hospitals in Huntley Street. The audiologists provide an audiology led clinic (ALC) as well as supporting tertiary level medical clinics within ear, nose, and throat and, audiovestibular medicine services.
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Audiovestibular medicine is the medical specialty concerned with the investigation, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of both adults and children with hearing and balance disorders.
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UCLH provides a comprehensive service to diagnose, treat and support people with cancer. We are a specialist centre for many types of cancer and treat patients from both our local area and across the country.
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Hearing therapists work with adults who have hearing loss and associated disorders, such as tinnitus and hyperacusis, and other forms of hypersensitivity.
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The Acute Medical Unit (AMU) is a 56-bed unit located on the first floor of University College Hospital. Its primary role is to provide rapid definitive assessment, investigation and treatment for patients admitted urgently or as an emergency from the Emergency Department, and/or referred by their GP.
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The Same Day Emergency Care Unit (SDEC) is part of the Emergency Services Division at University College Hospital. It is in the same part of the hospital as the Emergency Department, on the ground floor of University College Hospital in the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing.
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The department offers a wide range of investigations and treatment for benign and cancerous surgical diseases, with specialisation in lower and upper GI surgery (including for weight loss).
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Our vascular service has a major emphasis on endovascular (minimally invasive) treatments for vascular diseases, and this approach has largely replaced conventional open vascular surgery at UCLH.
