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A supporter from Harefield has raised nearly £300 for us by taking part in a Tough Mudder Challenge together with his friends during August.
We speak to MRI superintendent Linda Culver, our longest serving member of staff, who is retiring from Paul Strickland Scanner Centre after 35 years of loyal service
The first of two new MRI scanners has now been installed as part of a major upgrade to Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
Our latest annual report and financial statements is now available on our website.
A consultant radiologist at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre has received an award for “going above and beyond” during Covid-19 by playing a key role in a project to make remote reporting of scans a reality at the centre.
Our service in Stevenage to improve access to PET-CT scans for NHS cancer patients in Hertfordshire and central Bedfordshire has gone from strength to strength.
Builders are about to start work on what could be the biggest upgrade to Paul Strickland Scanner Centre since we first opened our doors in 1985.
The centre is making a substantial investment in its PET-CT capability, completely revamping our PET-CT suite and replacing our two existing PET-CT scanners.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, we are able to launch what is probably the most significant transformation in the centre’s history, bringing three new scanners to Mount Vernon.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, we are able to launch what is probably the most significant transformation in the centre’s history, bringing three new scanners to Mount Vernon.
Your donations will continue to be used for the benefit of patients at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre, whether or not Mount Vernon Cancer Centre relocates to Watford, according to our Chair Mrs Cathy Williams.
The UK is at the forefront of whole body MRI scanning worldwide. We have more experience than anywhere else in the world, having carried out more than 10,000 of these investigations. Dr. Anwar Padhani, Professor of Radiology at the Paul Strickland Scanner Centre, explains.
