The Trust provides a wide range of healthcare services for Southampton, central southern England and the Channel Islands.
Our cardiovascular and thoracic service diagnose and treat conditions affecting organs inside the chest (the thorax), mainly the lungs and heart, and the major blood vessels that affect circulation.
The Wessex Neurological Centre provides services including neurological assessment, an epilepsy and stroke service, neurosciences intensive care and neurosurgery.
The Southampton breast service is a long-established specialist unit for the diagnosis and treatment of benign breast disorders and of breast cancer.
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Our specialist paediatric consultants, nurses and wider healthcare teams offer a wide range of diagnosis, treatment and support facilities for children and their parents.
We have a large gastrointestinal and hepatology team, as well as teams specialising in renal medicine and nephrology.
Our ear, nose and throat facilities incorporate the audiology and hearing therapy department, which operates from the Royal South Hants hospital.
The Emergency Department assesses and treats people with serious injuries and those in need of emergency treatment. It is sometimes referred to as 'casualty', 'Accident and Emergency' or 'A&E'.
The Eye Unit provides a comprehensive service for adults and children ranging from routine appointments to emergencies.
The specialist fertility unit at the Princess Anne Hospital offers diagnosis and treatment by leading experts in the field.
The Wessex Clinical Genetics Service offers a range of facilities, which provide can provide diagnoses, information and counselling regarding genetic disorders and defects, including a primary ciliary dyskinesia service.
Our specialities include surgical oncology, urogynaecology, general gynaecology, laparoscopic treatments and early pregnancy.
We offer a range of diagnosis, treatment and support services for allergies, immune system disorders, and conditions of the endocrine and metabolic systems.
The intensive care facilities across Southampton General Hospital and the Princess Anne Hospital provide a variety of specialist services.
Maternity services are based at the Princess Anne Hospital on Coxford Road, just across the road from Southampton General Hospital, with an additional birth centre in the New Forest.
The Medical Physics and Bioengineering department provides a range of scientific, technical, clinical, engineering and educational expertise, as well as research and development support to the hospital.
The elderly care service provides care in five older people's assessment wards each led by a ward manager and a consultant.
We provide a wide range of vital services to patients under the care of all the medical and surgical departments.
The department carries out a comprehensive range of orthopaedic procedures, encompassing treatments for hands and elbows, shoulders, hips, knees, and feet.
Pathology is the branch of medicine concerned with the cause, origin and nature of disease.
We are one of the largest radiology services in the country, seeing nearly 300,000 patients each year and employing over 300 staff.
The respiratory tract is the system that allows you to breathe air into your lungs and back out again. The Cardiothoracic services, Primary Ciliary dyskinesia facilities and Respiratory Centre all contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of the respiratory system.
The dermatology department provides a full general dermatology service for all local patients with skin disease, as well as being a regional centre for patients with more complex needs.
We provide major and complex trauma surgery and a tertiary surgical service, as well as carrying out some routine elective surgery.