About the Liver and Renal Centre
Cromwell Hospital is an internationally recognised centre of excellence for the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of complex liver and renal conditions. Our services extend to private kidney transplant and private kidney scan procedures, ensuring that our patients receive the highest level of care. As a leading medical facility in London, we have a team of dedicated kidney specialists and liver specialists who are experts in their fields.
Utilising the latest treatments and technology, our consultants and supporting healthcare professionals deliver comprehensive, personalised care for liver and renal conditions. Whether it's a private kidney transplant, private liver scan, or private liver cancer treatment in the UK, our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to provide the best possible health outcomes for our patients.
Liver medicine
Liver treatments are delivered by a specialist team of hepatologists and hepatobiliary surgeons, including top liver specialists in London, who are supported by the hospital’s multidisciplinary approach to patient care. Our diverse network of specialists allows us to devise the best, most informed treatment plans for our patients.
We are proud to offer some of the latest and most sought-after treatments, including selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT) and the MR Linac for tumour removal. We also provide complex surgeries, such as private liver transplantation and private liver cancer treatment in the UK, as well as surgeries carried out using our state-of-the-art da Vinci Xi robot.
Renal medicine
Our consultant nephrologists provide assessment, diagnosis and treatment for a range of renal conditions, such as chronic kidney disease and acute kidney injury. We provide advanced treatment options for patients with end-stage kidney disease, including private kidney transplantation.
Cromwell Hospital holds one of the largest private dialysis units in the UK, which provides nine haemodialysis stations for both local patients and overseas visitors. Our unit is staffed by a team of specially trained dialysis nurses and supported by a 24-hour on-call consultant.
Private transplant services
We are proud to provide private transplantation services for both the liver and kidneys, including private kidney transplant and private liver transplant in the UK. From initial consultation through to surgery and aftercare, our transplant team is with you every step of the way to give you the best health outcome.
A successful transplant can be life-changing for the recipient, which is why our dedicated transplant team is at-hand to ensure our patients’ safety and comfort. Whether you require a private kidney scan or need to consult with a kidney specialist in London or a liver specialist in London, our team of highly trained, specialist transplant surgeons and dedicated transplant coordinator will ensure that your needs are met with utmost care and expertise.
When a kidney is transplanted from a living donor, it will usually last on average between 20 to 25 years. However, this can vary depending on the age and overall health of both the donor and the recipient.
Your original kidneys will usually be left inside the body following a transplant. They will only be removed if they are causing problems such as pain, infections, or high blood pressure. Your new donor kidney will be placed in the lower groin area.
It is possible to have multiple kidney transplants if your donor kidney stops working. However, this is dependent on your age and overall health status.
Patients who receive their first donor kidney at a younger age will likely need more than one transplant surgery in their lifetime.
A liver ultrasound scan is used to produce images of your liver and its blood vessels. It is helpful for identifying abnormalities in the liver and can be used to diagnose conditions such as liver cancer, hepatitis, or cirrhosis.
An MRI scan uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of the liver, which can be used to help identify abnormalities. It is useful for diagnosing both malignant and non-malignant lesions on the liver.
