Cancer investigation and treatments
If you have symptoms that are causing you concern, we can provide fast access to a range of tests and scans. If you receive a cancer diagnosis, our expert cancer specialists will help you choose the most suitable and effective treatment for you.
Why Spire?
- Fast access to diagnostic tests and scans
- Consultants who are experts in their field
- Expert, personalised treatments
Why choose Spire Nottingham Hospital for cancer diagnosis and treatment?
We offer tests and scans for cancers including breast, bowel and prostate to patients across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, including Newark and Grantham.
Fast diagnosis at our one-stop breast clinic
At our one-stop breast clinic you'll see an experienced consultant breast surgeon and have diagnostic tests in the same visit. This ensures your concerns are dealt with quickly without having a prolonged wait for results.
At the initial assessment, your consultant will discuss your concerns and take a full medical history. They will also carry out a breast examination to decide which diagnostic tests you will have, suited to your individual needs.
Select from our range of available cancer investigation and treatments
- Bladder lesion removal
- Breast cancer genetic test
- Breast lump removal
- Breast lump investigation
- Breast reconstruction following mastectomy
- Cancer tests
- Cervical smears
- Colonoscopy
- Colposcopy
- CT scan
- Mammogram (mammography)
- Mastectomy
- MRI scan (magnetic resonance imaging scan)
- Prostate surgery
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy and lymph node removal
- Ultrasound scan
- X-ray
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Important information about Covid-19 tests
COVID-19 testing or antibody tests are not available as a standalone service at Spire Nottingham Hospital.
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