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Our TheatresThirteen theatres, built for modern surgery
The complex is set up for minimally invasive, image-guided, robotic and tele-surgery: the techniques that shorten recovery.
Across six purpose-built theatre types.
One of the few hospitals in the country to offer two.
The Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, on site.

Purpose-built, not repurposed
Each theatre is set up for the discipline that uses it, which lets surgeons work faster and more accurately with less disruption to the patient.
Interventional & General Scope
Two interventional and general scope theatres kept apart from the main theatre complex, which takes a lot of the anxiety out of a scope.
Orthopaedic Theatres
Four orthopaedic theatres, used by our seven orthopaedic surgeons.
Neurosurgical Theatre
One theatre dedicated to neurosurgery.
Specialised Theatres
Two hybrid theatres for vascular and cardiac work, and a theatre built around the Da Vinci robot.
Cardiothoracic & Cathlab
Two theatres equipped for endoscopic, minimally invasive and robotic cardiothoracic procedures.
Urology Scope Theatre
A theatre bed with access to the patient from every side, which makes scope work quicker and more accurate.
The Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System
JSH has a Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, used for general, urology and cardiothoracic surgery. For the procedures it suits, robotic surgery gives better margin rates, better functional outcomes and fewer complications than the conventional alternatives.
With it we offer the full range of treatment for prostate cancer, and for other urology, general surgery and cardiothoracic cases where the robot is the right tool.

Imaging inside the operating room
The hybrid theatres bring diagnostic imaging and cardiac catheterisation into the theatre itself. Cardiologists, cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons, anaesthetists and radiologists work in one room with a three-dimensional view of exactly where the surgery is needed.
The disciplines our theatres serve
Scheduled for theatre?
Complete your pre-admission at least 48 hours before your procedure so the day itself is about your recovery, not your paperwork.
