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# Oryon

## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://oryon.co.uk/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages.

## Posts
- [Osteoporosis and lifestyle: how can you support better bone health?](https://oryon.co.uk/osteoporosis-lifestyle-bone-health): Learn how exercise, nutrition, strength and lifestyle can support bone health and osteoporosis management, with insights from spinal surgeon Mr Rajiv Bajekal.
- [When Should You Get an MRI? Signs It May Be Time for a Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/when-should-you-get-an-mri): Persistent pain isn't always something you should ignore. Learn when an MRI scan may be appropriate, what symptoms to look out for, and what to do if you don't have a referral.
- [Prolotherapy for recurrent back pain and spinal instability: when could it be considered?](https://oryon.co.uk/prolotherapy-back-pain-spinal-instability): Explore prolotherapy for recurrent back pain and spinal instability, including indications, evidence and clinical considerations discussed by Dr Keith Bush.
- [Body Composition vs BMI: What’s the Difference?](https://oryon.co.uk/body-composition-vs-bmi-whats-the-difference): Learn the difference between BMI and body composition, what a DEXA Body Composition Analysis measures and when a clinically referred assessment may be useful.
- [What is Osteoporosis? Symptoms, Causes and How It’s Diagnosed](https://oryon.co.uk/what-is-osteoporosis): Learn what osteoporosis is, the symptoms, causes, risk factors and how a DEXA bone density scan can help diagnose osteoporosis before fractures occur.
- [When Should Back Pain Be Investigated? Insights from Consultant Spinal Surgeon Mr Mo Akmal](https://oryon.co.uk/when-should-back-pain-be-investigated-insights-from-consultant-spinal-surgeon-mr-mo-akmal): When is back pain more than just a strain? Consultant spinal surgeon Mr Mo Akmal explains when MRI scans are appropriate, common spinal conditions and why early diagnosis can improve outcomes.
- [Golf Injury Not Improving? When You May Need an MRI Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/golf-injury-not-improving-when-you-may-need-an-mri-scan): Persistent pain after playing golf? Learn when a golf injury may need further assessment and how MRI, ultrasound or X-ray scans can help diagnose back, shoulder, elbow, wrist and knee injuries.
- [MRI Spectroscopy for Chronic Low Back Pain: Can It Improve Diagnosis?](https://oryon.co.uk/mri-spectroscopy-for-chronic-low-back-pain-can-it-improve-diagnosis): Discover how MRI spectroscopy may help identify discogenic low back pain. Key insights from Consultant Spinal Neurosurgeon Mr John Sutcliffe's Oryon Academy talk at the Spinal Symposium.
- [Why Practitioners Choose Oryon for Fast, High-Quality Diagnostic Imaging](https://oryon.co.uk/why-practitioners-choose-oryon-for-fast-high-quality-diagnostic-imaging): Discover why consultants, GPs and healthcare professionals choose Oryon for fast MRI appointments, expert reporting and rapid diagnostic imaging.
- [Common Football Injuries: When Might You Need an MRI?](https://oryon.co.uk/common-football-injuries-when-might-you-need-an-mri): Common Football Injuries: When Might You Need an MRI?
Knee, ankle, hamstring or groin pain after football? Learn the symptoms of common football injuries, when MRI may help and how to get a £25 Fast Track Referral.
- [Neck pain: Why the obvious diagnosis isn’t always the right one](https://oryon.co.uk/neck-pain-why-the-obvious-diagnosis-isnt-always-the-right-one): Neck Pain: When Should It Be Investigated? Key Insights for Clinicians (CPD Recording). Watch Consultant Spinal Surgeon Mr Bob Chatterjee discuss neck pain, cervical disc prolapse, myelopathy and red flags. Read the summary, watch the CPD recording and claim your certificate.
- [Common Tennis Injuries During Wimbledon: When Should You Get an MRI?](https://oryon.co.uk/common-tennis-injuries-during-wimbledon-when-should-you-get-an-mri): Shoulder, knee, elbow or ankle pain after playing tennis? Discover the most common tennis injuries, when an MRI scan may help, and how to find the right specialist.
- [Upright vs Supine Imaging: When Weight-Bearing Imaging Can Improve Diagnosis](https://oryon.co.uk/upright-vs-supine-imaging-when-weight-bearing-imaging-can-improve-diagnosis): Discover when upright imaging may reveal pathology that supine MRI can miss. Watch this free CPD webinar from the Oryon Spinal Symposium, complete the feedback form and claim your CPD certificate.
- [When to Refer for MRI: A Guide to Better Clinical Referrals](https://oryon.co.uk/when-to-refer-for-mri): Knowing when to refer a patient for MRI is an important part of clinical decision-making. MRI is a powerful diagnostic tool, but its greatest value comes when it is requested for the right reasons and supported by clear clinical information.
- [Sciatica, Disc Herniation and Lumbar Radiculopathy: When Should Patients Be Referred?](https://oryon.co.uk/sciatica-disc-herniation-and-lumbar-radiculopathy-when-should-patients-be-referred): Back pain, sciatica and lumbar radiculopathy are among the most common reasons patients seek medical advice and imaging. Yet one of the biggest challenges facing healthcare professionals is knowing when symptoms can continue to be managed conservatively and when referral for specialist assessment may be appropriate.
- [Spinal Problems, Biomechanics and a Few Surprises: Key Insights from Mr Caspar Aylott](https://oryon.co.uk/spinal-problems-biomechanics-and-a-few-surprises-key-insights-from-mr-caspar-aylott): As part of the Oryon Academy Spinal Symposium 2026, Consultant Spine Surgeon Mr Caspar Aylott delivered an engaging session exploring spinal biomechanics, diagnostic challenges and the importance of combining imaging findings with thorough clinical assessment.
- [Oryon Academy Spinal Symposium 2026: Leading Conversations in Spinal Health, MRI Imaging and MSK Care](https://oryon.co.uk/oryon-academy-spinal-symposium-2026-leading-conversations-in-spinal-health-mri-imaging-and-msk-care): Oryon Academy recently welcomed healthcare professionals from across London and the UK to the Oryon Academy Spinal Symposium at the Royal Society of Medicine, bringing together leading spinal surgeons, radiologists, sports medicine specialists, chiropractors and musculoskeletal practitioners for a full day of CPD-focused education, discussion and networking.
- [MRI for Sports Injuries: How Scans Help You Recover Faster](https://oryon.co.uk/mri-for-sports-injuries): An MRI for sports injuries is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create highly detailed images of the inside of your body. Unlike X-rays, which are limited to showing bones, an MRI can capture the intricate details of soft tissues like muscles, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage. This makes it an ideal choice for diagnosing sports injuries, which often involve these delicate structures.
- [What To Expect From a Prostate MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/what-to-expect-from-a-prostate-mri): Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer among men, but not all prostate cancers are alike. Some are slow-growing and need monitoring, while others are aggressive and can spread quickly to other parts of the body. 
- [Interview with Our Referral Relationships Manager](https://oryon.co.uk/interview-with-our-referral-relationships-manager): Deciding to refer patients for private imaging can feel overwhelming for many healthcare professionals. Questions about processes, turnaround times, and patient experience often create uncertainty. 
- [Interview with Doctor Naeem](https://oryon.co.uk/dr-naeem-faq): Have you ever wondered what goes through a radiologist's mind when they examine your scan? Or perhaps you're curious about which imaging technique would be best for your particular concern? 
- [The Importance Of Being Proactive With Your Health](https://oryon.co.uk/the-importance-of-being-proactive-with-your-health): Most of us treat our health like we treat our car maintenance: we wait until something's wrong before taking action. But just like your car runs better with regular check-ups, your body benefits enormously from proactive health monitoring. 
- [What can be detected in a Whole Body MRI?](https://oryon.co.uk/what-can-be-detected-in-a-whole-body-mri): A Whole Body MRI scan is exactly what it sounds like. An imaging scan that captures detailed images of your entire body. When it comes to a comprehensive health screening, few diagnostic tools are as powerful as a Whole Body MRI scan. 
- [Can an MRI Scan Detect Early Signs of Prostate Cancer?](https://oryon.co.uk/can-an-mri-scan-detect-early-signs-of-prostate-cancer): Prostate cancer remains one of the most prevalent cancers affecting men worldwide, with early detection playing a vital role in successful treatment outcomes. 
- [Is Your Desk Job Injuring You?](https://oryon.co.uk/is-your-desk-job-injuring-you): Your seemingly harmless desk job could be causing damage to your body without you even noticing. 
- [The Most Common Tennis Injuries](https://oryon.co.uk/the-most-common-tennis-injuries): Tennis combines repetition with strategic precision.  It’s a sport that requires the athleticism for quick directional changes and sudden explosive power. But these movements can end up putting significant stress on your body.
- [Do I Need A Referral For An MRI Scan?](https://oryon.co.uk/do-i-need-a-referral-for-an-mri-scan): If you need an MRI scan, you might be wondering whether a referral is required. And, the simple answer is: yes, you will need a referral from a GP or healthcare professional for your MRI scan. It is also possible to self-refer privately, whereby you will be connected with a healthcare professional who can provide a quick and easy referral.
- [When To Get A Knee MRI Scan?](https://oryon.co.uk/knee-mri-scan): Picture this: you're climbing stairs and that familiar twinge in your knee stops you mid-step. You're not alone. Knee pain strikes millions of people worldwide.
- [How Long Does A Shoulder MRI Take?](https://oryon.co.uk/how-long-does-a-shoulder-mri-take): Your mind starts racing with questions. How long will I be stuck in that machine? What if I get claustrophobic? Will I miss my afternoon meeting?
- [MRI Scans for Headaches](https://oryon.co.uk/mri-scans-for-headaches): Headaches can be harmless or they can absolutely ruin your life. Some can even go on to indicate serious underlying concerns.
- [What Does an MRI Scan of the Spine Show?](https://oryon.co.uk/what-does-an-mri-scan-of-the-spine-show): If you’ve been referred for an MRI scan of the spine, you might be wondering what exactly it involves and more importantly, what it can reveal. At first glance, the process can seem a little daunting. But fear not! MRI scans are one of the most powerful diagnostic tools available, especially when it comes to getting a clear picture of the spine.
- [Benefits of a full body MRI scan](https://oryon.co.uk/benefits-of-a-full-body-mri-scan): We have expanded our services to include whole-body MRI scans.
- [How Oryon is revolutionising private healthcare to fit patients’ schedules ](https://oryon.co.uk/private-healthcare-working-around-patients-schedule): Oryon understands that life doesn’t follow a 9-5 pattern, and neither should your healthcare. So how does Oryon fit into this new world? By offering flexible, convenient private healthcare that adapts to your schedule, not the other way around. 
- [We will soon have a third MRI location in Harley Street ](https://oryon.co.uk/our-harley-street-location): We are excited to announce the opening of our third MRI location in Harley Street, conveniently located in the heart of central London.
- [Shoulder impingement: unlocking the benefits of targeted treatment ](https://oryon.co.uk/shoulder-impingement): Shoulder impingement is a common yet often debilitating condition that can affect anyone, from athletes to those with sedentary lifestyles. Physiotherapy and diagnostic imaging can together play a crucial role in managing shoulder impingement and assessing the severity of the compression and inflammation.
- [Whole body MRI: key benefits explained](https://oryon.co.uk/whole-body-mri-benefits-explained): Whole body MRI offers a safe, non-invasive way to gain a comprehensive view into your body’s health. By using magnetic fields, it avoids radiation exposure, making it ideal for those seeking to proactively detect potential health issues early. 
- [How MRI scans are used to diagnose strokes](https://oryon.co.uk/how-mri-scans-are-used-to-diagnose-strokes): The early diagnosis of a stroke is essential when it comes to reducing the chance of a patient living with a disability.
- [All you need to know about getting a private chest X-ray ](https://oryon.co.uk/all-you-need-to-know-about-getting-a-private-chest-x-ray): Chest X-rays are one of the most common X-ray procedures, helping to understand heart or lung issues, as well as being used for visa applications to rule out tuberculosis. Read on to learn what a chest X-ray procedure involves.
- [Understanding MRIs](https://oryon.co.uk/understanding-mris): MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It is a type of scan that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the body.For an MRI scan, a very strong magnet is used, and different radio frequencies manipulate the hydrogen atoms in the body to produce images.
- [Understanding X-rays](https://oryon.co.uk/understanding-x-rays): X-rays are a commonly used medical procedure that can produce images of the body, specifically the bones. They are effective in detecting various conditions and are generally considered to be a quick and painless procedure.
- [How safe are X-rays?](https://oryon.co.uk/how-safe-are-x-rays): Naturally, there will always be questions about radiation exposure when it comes to medical imaging. Imaging has revolutionized diagnosis and treatment, almost eliminating the need for once-common exploratory surgeries and many other invasive and potentially risky procedures. But how safe are X-rays?
- [What to expect on the day of your MRI appointment](https://oryon.co.uk/what-to-expect-on-the-day-of-your-mri-appointment): We are aware that an MRI scan is, to many people, completely uncharted territory, which does bring with it some natural anxiety. Read on to learn what to expect on the day of your appointment, and how we help you feel as comfortable and safe as possible.
- [Hyaluronic acid injections for osteoarthritis](https://oryon.co.uk/just-launched-hyaluronic-acid-injections-for-osteoarthritis): We now offer ultrasound-guided hyaluronic acid injections (Ostenil Plus) to treat patients with osteoarthritis.
- [Walk-in x-rays available again](https://oryon.co.uk/walk-in-x-rays-available-again): We are pleased to announce that we are now offering walk-in x-rays again. We had to pause these appointments during Covid to implement appropriate safety measures, but we can now resume this service
- [Why do you need a referral for an Imaging scan?](https://oryon.co.uk/why-do-you-need-a-referral-for-an-imaging-scan): What is a scan referral?A referral is a physical or electronic document that outlines the type of scan you need based on your medical history.
- [Returning to football – Recovering from MCL injuries](https://oryon.co.uk/recovering-from-sports-related-injuries): Some MCL injuries could be left untreated. What future problems may a football player with a MCL face? Not all MCL injuries would require heavy treatment such as an operation to reconstruct. Depending on what grade your tear is, your referrer would then advise you on the best treatment to move forward. Your MRI scan at Oryon will help guide treatment options alongside the skilled clinical assessment of your referrer. Typically, the reporting radiologist may grade the severity of MCL injury. You may see this grading in your report;
- [I am a patient; I want to know more about IEP](https://oryon.co.uk/i-am-a-patient-i-want-to-know-more-about-iep): The Image Exchange Portal is now implemented.
- [We’ve listened to your feedback; IEP is here!](https://oryon.co.uk/iep-is-here): We are excited to announce that we are now using the Image Exchange Portal (IEP). This means you can view your patients scan images directly into your PACS.
- [How to: Connect viewing and downloading images](https://oryon.co.uk/how-to-view-and-download-images): The best way to access your scan images is by viewing them on our online community, Connect. If you wish to download your image files so that you can share them with your healthcare professional or hospital, please follow the steps below.
- [Knees! Surgery vs Conservative Management](https://oryon.co.uk/knees-surgery-vs-conservative-management): Ian McDermott is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with a private practice in central London.

## Pages
- [Scans](https://oryon.co.uk/scans): We offer a comprehensive range of diagnostic imaging services, including MRI, X-ray, Ultrasound, DEXA, and Body Composition Analysis, helping you get the answers you need with convenient appointments and professional care.
- [Conditions](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions): Back pain is extremely common and often improves with rest, physiotherapy or simple treatment. However, imaging such as an MRI may be recommended if pain is persistent, severe, or travels down the leg (sciatica), or if it is associated with numbness, weakness or tingling. An MRI can help identify disc problems, nerve compression or other causes that may need targeted treatment.
- [Knee pain or injury](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions/knee-pain-or-injury): A knee MRI scan is a safe, painless and non‑invasive way to understand what’s happening inside your knee. It does not use radiation and is suitable for investigating both acute injuries and ongoing knee pain.
- [Back Pain or Injury](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions/back-pain-or-injury): Back pain affects most people at some point and often improves with rest or physiotherapy. However, imaging may be recommended if pain is persistent, severe, or associated with symptoms such as leg pain, numbness or weakness. MRI scans allow detailed assessment of the spine, discs and nerves, helping identify the source of pain and guide appropriate treatment.
- [Ankle pain or injury](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions/ankle-pain-or-injury): Ankle pain often follows a sprain or sporting injury but may also develop gradually. Persistent pain, swelling, instability or difficulty bearing weight may suggest deeper structural damage. MRI scans provide detailed images of ligaments, tendons and cartilage, helping diagnose injuries that may not be visible on X-ray.
- [Headaches confusion or dizziness](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions/headaches-confusion-or-dizziness): A private brain MRI scan can identify a wide range of neurological conditions, helping your practitioner plan appropriate next steps.
- [Private ankle MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/ankle-mri): Get a private GP referral for a diagnosticscan from just £25.
- [Private Hip MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/hip-mri): A hip MRI can clearly show:
- [Private Osteoporosis Screening in London](https://oryon.co.uk/osteoporosis-screening): Osteoporosis is a condition that causes bones to become weaker and more fragile.As bone density reduces, the risk of fractures increases, even after minor falls or everyday activities.Because osteoporosis often develops without obvious symptoms, many people only discover they have the condition after experiencing a fracture.
- [Women’s Bone Health](https://oryon.co.uk/womens-bone-health): Bone health changes naturally throughout life.Women lose bone density more rapidly after menopause because falling oestrogen levels accelerate bone loss.
- [Private Spine MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/spine-mri): A private spine MRI scan in London typically costs between £275–£450, depending on the area scanned and appointment time. Private spine MRI scans at Oryon start from £275 and include your scan, expert radiologist reporting, and secure access to images via our patient portal. If required, a Fast‑track referral can be added separately from £25 and includes a pre‑ and post‑scan consultation.
- [Private Ultrasound Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/ultrasound): Our private ultrasound scans are competitively priced, with clear costs shown before you book and no hidden extras. Appointments are available across the week, making it easy to fit a private ultrasound scan in London around work or other commitments.
- [Private X-Ray Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/x-ray): Get a private GP referral for a diagnosticscan from just £25.
- [Private DEXA Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/dexa-bone-health-assessment): Early detection of osteoporosis and low bone density using advanced DEXA technology. Fast appointments, consultant-led reporting and body composition assessments available.
- [Private Shoulder MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/shoulder-mri): A private shoulder MRI scan in London typically costs between £275–£450, depending on appointment time and availability. Private shoulder MRI scans at Oryon start from £275 and include your scan, expert radiologist reporting, and secure access to images via our patient portal.If required, a Fast-track referral can be added separately from £25 and includes a pre‑ and post‑scan consultation.
- [Private Brain MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/brain-mri): Yes. If you don’t already have a referral, we can arrange a Fast-track referral through one of our qualified healthcare practitioners.
- [Hip pain or injury](https://oryon.co.uk/conditions/hip-pain-or-injury): A hip MRI scan is often recommended when hip symptoms persist, worsen, or limit movement, and when a clear diagnosis is needed to guide treatment.
- [Private Knee MRI](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/knee-mri): A private knee MRI scan in London typically costs between £275–£450, depending on appointment time and availability.
- [Private MRI scans](https://oryon.co.uk/scans/mri-scan): MRI scans from £275, with same-day appointments and rapid results at our central London clinics.
- [Get A Fast Track Referral](https://oryon.co.uk/get-a-fast-track-referral): Get a private GP referral for a diagnosticscan from just £25.
- [Whole Body MRI Scan](https://oryon.co.uk/whole-body-mri-scan): A Whole Body MRI scan is a comprehensive health screening examination that creates detailed images of multiple areas of the body during a single appointment. It can provide an overview of your internal health and may identify findings that require further investigation or monitoring.
- [Why Fast Access to Imaging Matters](https://oryon.co.uk/fast-access-to-imaging): When a patient is in significant pain, timely access to high-quality imaging can make an important difference to the diagnostic pathway.
- [Body Composition Scan London](https://oryon.co.uk/body-composition-analysis): Understand more than your weight
- [DEXA Body Composition Analysis – Patient Preparation Leaflet](https://oryon.co.uk/dexa-body-composition-analysis-patient-preparation-leaflet): DEXA Body Composition Analysis - Patient Preparation LeafletDownload
- [Cancellation policy](https://oryon.co.uk/cancellation-policy): Service users are required to provide at least 48 hours’ notice if they wish to cancel or reschedule an appointment. 
- [Spinal Symposium Agenda 2026](https://oryon.co.uk/spinal-symposium-agenda-2026): The morning will kick-off with welcome remarks from Les Clark, CEO and founder of Oryon Imaging and introductions from Mr Bob Chatterjee, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, who will be chairing the event and the Q&A sessions.
- [Register your interest](https://oryon.co.uk/register-your-interest): Example text here
- [Refer a patient](https://oryon.co.uk/refer-a-patient): Make a secure online referral to Oryon Imaging using our practitioner portal.
- [Make a booking with a referral](https://oryon.co.uk/make-a-booking-with-a-referral): A referral is a letter or electronic document from a qualified healthcare professional that explains which scan you need and why. It helps us make sure you receive the most appropriate imaging and follow-up care.
- [Practitioner Portal](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioner-portal): Designed to support rapid clinical decision-making
- [MRI Scan Preparation](https://oryon.co.uk/mri_scan_preparation): Safety checks: You’ll complete a quick safety questionnaire so our team can confirm that an MRI scan is suitable for you.
- [How to book](https://oryon.co.uk/how-to-book): Inner Health in Your Hands
- [Clinical governance](https://oryon.co.uk/clinical-governance): High standards of care you can trust
- [Referral Guidelines](https://oryon.co.uk/referral-guidelines): The Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2017 (IR(ME)R) and guidance issued by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) set out statutory requirements for organisations and individuals involved in procedures using ionising and non-ionising radiation.
- [WBMRI Terms & Conditions](https://oryon.co.uk/wbmri-terms-conditions): These Terms & Conditions apply specifically to the Whole Body MRI imaging service provided by Oryon Imaging and should be read alongside Oryon Imaging’s general website Terms & Conditions.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://oryon.co.uk/terms-and-conditions): Oryon Imaging 
- [FAQ](https://oryon.co.uk/faq): Lorem ipsum
- [Patient Portal](https://oryon.co.uk/patient-portal): Your Patient Portal is completely secure and private to you. It’s designed to make managing your scan simple, from referral to results, with everything stored safely in one place.
- [CPD Webinars](https://oryon.co.uk/cpd-webinars): Oryon Academy CPD Webinars deliver practical, clinically relevant education designed to support confident decision-making and better patient care.
- [Team](https://oryon.co.uk/team): The people putting inner health in your hands
- [Cookies](https://oryon.co.uk/cookies): We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services.
- [Oryon Academy](https://oryon.co.uk/oryon-academy): Whether you’re interested in a specific topic or want to stay connected with ongoing clinical and medical education, Oryon Academy is here for you.

## Practitioners
- [Dr Lucy Goldby](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-lucy-goldby)
- [Dr Richard Pollock ](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-richard-pollock)
- [Mr Jonny Harcourt](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-jonny-harcourt)
- [Mr Rajiv Bajekal](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-rajiv-bajekal)
- [Mr John Sutcliffe](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-john-sutcliffe)
- [Dr Nigel Kellow](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-nigel-kellow)
- [Mr Mo Akmal](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-mo-akmal-mbbs-hons-md-frcs-orth)
- [Mr Daniel Hughes DC](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/daniel-hughes)
- [Mr G. Michael Hess](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-g-michael-hess)
- [Dr Keith Bush](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-keith-bush)
- [Mr Caspar Aylott](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-caspar-aylott)
- [Mr Nabeel Bhatti](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-nabeel-bhatti)
- [Mr George Bownes](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-george-bownes)
- [Mr Gerald Brookes](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-gerald-brookes)
- [Mr Dominic Cheetham DC](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-dominic-cheetham)
- [Dr Crespo](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-crespo)
- [Dr Jonathan Houghton](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-jonathan-houghton)
- [Mr Lewis Raiman](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-lewis-raiman)
- [Mr Kos De Silva-Abeysinghe](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-kos-de-silva-abeysinghe)
- [Mr Michael Wareing](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/mr-michael-wareing)
- [Dr Na’eem Ahmed](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-naeem-ahmed)
- [Dr Ali Zavareh](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-ali-zavareh)
- [Dr Naga Kandasamy](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-naga-kandasamy)
- [Dr Jean Marie U-King-Im](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-jean-marie-u-king-im)
- [Professor Janani Pillai](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/professor-janani-pillai)
- [Dr Sajid Butt](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-sajid-butt)
- [Dr Kevin Lotzof](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-kevin-lotzof)
- [Dr Giles Rottenberg](https://oryon.co.uk/practitioners/dr-giles-rottenberg)

## Careers
- [Radiographer Part-Time](https://oryon.co.uk/career/radiographer-part-time): Oryon offers innovative, personalised healthcare that is affordable, straightforward and convenient.
- [Bookings Coordinator](https://oryon.co.uk/career/bookings-coordinator): About the role
- [Senior MRI Radiographer](https://oryon.co.uk/career/senior-mri-radiographer): Oryon offers innovative, personalised healthcare that is affordable, straightforward and convenient.