How do I get a mammogram in Glasgow?
Mammogram (breast screening) consultants at Glasgow Hospital
- Switchboard 01413349441.
- New Treatment Enquiries 0141 334 9441.
- Radiology 01415 762 768.
- Appointments 0800 61 62 67.
- Nurses’ station (in-patients only) 0141 530 9231.
- Accounts & insurers 0141 530 1240.
- Pathology 0141 576 2762.
How do I get a breast screening in Scotland?
There are 6 breast screening centres in Scotland. You’ll have your screening test at one of these centres or at a mobile screening unit. Women between the ages of 50 and 70 will be offered an appointment by their local test centre.
Where is the mobile breast screening unit in Gloucester?
Thirlestaine Breast Centre
The Gloucestershire Breast Screening Service is part of Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Screening is carried out at the Thirlestaine Breast Centre and the Mobile Mammography Units which visits various NHS sites in the county.
When do you get breast screening in Scotland?
The Scottish Breast Screening Programme invites women aged between 50 and 70 years old for screening every three years. Women aged over 70 years old are not routinely invited for breast screening.
How should I arrange my breast screening?
To make an appointment, talk to your GP or your local breast screening unit. If you are younger than 50, your risk of breast cancer is generally very low. Mammograms are more difficult to read in younger women because their breast tissue is denser. So the patterns on the mammogram don’t show up as well.
How long does it take to get referred to breast clinic?
Don’t panic about how quickly your appointment for the breast clinic has come through. Most of us are seen within a maximum of two weeks from referral, so there is nothing untoward in being seen so quickly.
How much is parking at Gloucester hospital?
Cost of parking
| Up to 1 hour | £2.40 |
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| Up to 3 hours | £5.80 |
| Up to 4 hours | £6.90 |
| Up to 6 hours | £8.40 |
| Up to 24 hours | £11.50 |
Where is Redwood education Gloucester?
Venue Details: Redwood Education Centre
| Address | Redwood Education Centre View map Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Gloucester GL1 3NN |
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| Region | Gloucestershire |
How long does it take for mammogram results in Scotland?
Test results You’ll usually get the results of your breast X-ray (mammogram) by letter within 3 weeks. Your GP will also get a copy of your results. If you haven’t received your results within 3 weeks, please contact your local screening centre.
Is breast screening worth it?
Benefits of breast screening Breast screening helps identify breast cancer early. The earlier the condition is found, the better the chances of surviving it. You’re also less likely to need a mastectomy (breast removal) or chemotherapy if breast cancer is detected at an early stage.
Where can I get a mammogram in Gloucestershire?
The Gloucestershire Breast Screening Service is part of Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Screening is carried out at the Thirlestaine Breast Centre and the Mobile Mammography Units which visits various NHS sites in the county. The examination involves taking an X-ray of both breasts to check for abnormalities.
Where can I get breast screening in Scotland?
NHS Lothian, NHS Borders, parts of NHS Forth Valley (including Falkirk, Grangemouth and Slamannan) and all NHS Fife practices not covered by the Tayside service If there’s nobody available to take your call, please leave your name and phone number and they’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
What to expect at Thirlestaine Breast Centre in Gloucestershire?
All patients who visit the Breast Centre will have a medical assessment, including an examination of both breasts, the area around your nipple, and both armpits. We may also need to arrange imaging tests, which may include: We may need to take a small sample of breast or skin tissue for specialist assessment.
Which is the best breast care clinic in Cheltenham?
The Thirlestaine Breast Centre, Cheltenham is for women and men who have been referred by their GP with breast pain, lumps and/or bumps, breast changes or discharge. Clinics are run by consultants, supported by Breast Care Nurses and Nurse Practitioners and involve other specialist practitioners such as radiographers.
