Lung tumours treated with robot that 'zaps' cancer with heat At The Royal Marsden, a treatment called radiofrequency ablation has been performed robotically on patients with lung tumours.
“There is huge potential for AI to change the landscape of cancer diagnosis” We speak to the Consultant Radiologist and researcher Dr Richard Sidebottom about his work in the Radiology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research Hub, which is funded by The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
Help make a vital difference to the lives of people with cancer With your help, The Royal Marsden could continue to make advances in cancer surgery and save more lives.
Alison’s star in memory of her son Dylan-James Every year, Alison names star for her beloved son Dylan-James who died of cancer, aged only three years old.
Derek and CJ’s star in memory of Sam “The Royal Marsden were able to give Sam time to make more memories with us as a family – we are forever grateful to them”
Cara’s star to celebrate her daughter Morven “We have named a star every year since Morven’s diagnosis. It is a wonderful celebration of how far we have come.”
Rebecca’s star in memory of her Mum, Rachel “My mum was a beautiful person who was loved by everyone. I thought naming a star would be a good way to remember her.”
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“I really want to raise awareness of cervical cancer by encouraging others to get checked out” Vikki was just 23 when she first noticed symptoms of cervical cancer. Thankfully, she decided to take a smear test and was referred for surgery at The Royal Marsden.
“It was just amazing how quick everything was” When Tessa found a lump in her breast, rapid diagnostic tests at the new Oak Cancer Centre revealed she had breast cancer.
“I honestly don’t think I’d have got here without this psychological support” – Mike’s tracheostomy story After undergoing a tracheostomy for throat cancer, Mike received invaluable psychological care at The Royal Marsden to help him cope with the effects of the surgery.
“I was given a second chance thanks to The Royal Marsden” 15 years after her breast cancer diagnosis, Marilyn decided to brave a wing walk to fundraise for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
