Cancer investigations 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 treatments, consultations and diagnosis
- Consultants who are experts in their field
- Expert, personalised treatments
Why choose Spire Cardiff Hospital for cancer diagnosis and treatment?
We offer tests and scans for cancers including breast, bowel and prostate to patients in South Wales, including Cardiff, Newport, Bridgend and surrounding areas.
Our highly skilled team of surgeons, oncologists and specialist support staff work together to deliver seamless private treatment and care for a wide range of cancers.
Select from our range of available cancer investigations and treatments
- Barium swallow and barium meal
- Bladder lesion removal
- Bowel surgery, colostomy and ileostomy
- Breast lump removal
- Breast reconstruction following mastectomy
- Cancer tests
- Colonoscopy
- Colposcopy
- CT scan
- Flexible sigmoidoscopy
- Gastroscopy
- Mammogram (mammography)
- Mastectomy
- MRI scan (magnetic resonance imaging scan)
- Ovarian cyst removal
- Prostatectomy
- Prostate surgery
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy and lymph node removal
- Treatment for malignant skin cancer
- 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 Cardiff Hospital.
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