Spire Thames Valley Hospital

High-field magnetic resonance imaging delivering high-resolution cross-sectional scans of joints, spine, brain, and soft tissues without ionising radiation.

Open-sided and upright weight-bearing MRI scanners designed specifically for patients suffering from claustrophobia, anxiety, or mobility restrictions.

Non-invasive high-frequency sound wave sonography providing real-time dynamic imaging of abdominal organs, pelvic structures, muscles, and vascular flow.

Computed Tomography combining advanced X-ray measurements from multiple angles to generate detailed 3D volumetric images of bones, lungs, and internal organs.

Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry measuring bone mineral density to evaluate osteoporosis risks, fracture susceptibility, and body fat/muscle mass composition.

Low-dose digital breast radiography and 3D tomosynthesis designed for early detection of breast lumps, tissue density changes, and micro-calcifications.

Specialised cardiac ultrasound assessing the structural chambers, wall motion, and heart valve efficiency using Doppler colour blood flow mapping.

Comprehensive proactive diagnostic screening covering the brain, spine, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and major joints to detect early asymptomatic conditions.

Advanced molecular imaging combining Positron Emission Tomography with Computed Tomography to track cellular metabolic activity and detect oncological conditions.

Private obstetric ultrasound including early reassurance scans, 3D/4D HD Live bonding scans, gender reveals, and fetal growth/wellbeing assessments.

Instant digital radiography providing rapid bone, joint, and chest imaging with minimal radiation dosage and same-day consultant reporting.

Non-invasive vascular diagnostic imaging using magnetic resonance or CT contrast to map blood flow, stenosis, aneurysms, and arterial health.

Specialised upper gastrointestinal diagnostic examination using a thin flexible camera to inspect the oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum.

Direct visual internal scoping of the gastrointestinal tract under gentle sedation or local anaesthetic for definitive diagnosis and biopsy sampling.

Electrocardiogram recording the electrical rhythms of the heart to identify arrhythmias, palpitations, conduction defects, and ischaemia.