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# Manchester Lumps Clinic: Manchester's Leading Private Lumps Clinic

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## Posts
- [Struggling with lipoma removal?](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/lipoma-removal-manchester/): Struggling with lipoma removal through the NHS? At Manchester Lumps Clinic, we offer fast diagnosis, affordable prices, and quick recovery. Contact us to discuss your options.
- [Insights of an Expert Witness into medical negligence](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/insights-of-an-expert-witness-into-medical-negligence/): Manchester Lumps Clinic’s resident Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr Amit Kumar is often called upon as an expert witness in medical negligence cases including ones relating to delays in diagnosis of sarcoma.
- [Why can’t doctors give answers straight away?](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/why-cant-doctors-give-answers-straight-away/): You’re experiencing some symptoms, maybe you’ve noticed a lump, and your worried. You make an appointment with the doctor, he or she prods and pokes you a bit and then says “I’ll get back to you in a few days”. It’s frustrating. We get it.
- [Meet the Team – Amit Kumar](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/meet-the-team/amit-kumar/): In this edition of our Meet the Team series, we get to know Mr Amit Kumar, our resident Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, and founder of the Manchester Lumps Clinic. He’s sometimes affectionately referred to as the Kingpin of Lumps, and the Pimple Popper by his patients!
- [Meet the Team – Jay Goswamy](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/meet-the-team/jay-goswamy/): We’d like to give you an insight into the person behind the surgical mask, so we’re starting a Meet The Team series. We’ll start with Jay Goswamy, our resident head and neck expert.
- [Don’t Bash the Bible Bump! (aka the Ganglion Cyst)](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/bible-bump-aka-the-ganglion-cyst/): One of the most common lumps we come across in our clinic is the Ganglion Cyst (pronounced “gan-glee-in”). It’s sometimes called the Bible Bump. Why you ask? We’ll come to that shortly…
- [Highlights of the EMSOS 2022 Conference](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/news/highlights-of-the-emsos-2022-conference/): A few days ago I attended the European Musculo-Skeletal Oncology Society Combined with British Orthopaedic Oncology Society Conference, an event with a thankfully easier to grasp acronym, the EMSOS Conference. I thought it would be interesting to give an insight into how me and my colleagues in our profession works together to continuously improve and provide better care to our patients.
- [What is soft tissue sarcoma?](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/what-is-soft-tissue-sarcoma/): Soft tissue sarcoma is a sub type of sarcoma, a broad term for rare cancers that develop in the body’s connective tissues, which includes the muscles, bones, fatty tissues, cartilage, tendons, blood vessels or any other supportive tissue.
- [What to do when you find a lump](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/what-to-do-when-you-find-a-lump/): Lumps under the skin are common. Commonly they appear for no known reason and can occur anywhere on the body.
- [Should I be worried about a shoulder lump?](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/shoulder-lump/): Shoulder lumps are not uncommon. They can occur on the upper arm over the shoulder joint, in the arm pit (axilla), over the outer end of the collarbone (acromio-clavicular joint, ACJ), and over the inner end of the collarbone where it joins the breastbone (sterno-clavicular joint, SCJ).  The most common lump around the shoulder region are lipomas. A lipoma is a benign, fatty tumour that can occur anywhere around the body. 
- [What is a Lipoma? A Patient’s Guide to Causes and Symptoms](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/what-is-a-lipoma/): What is a lipoma? Read our expert guide on causes, symptoms, and how to identify fatty lumps. Learn when to seek medical advice for a soft tissue mass.
- [What is a lump?](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/insights/what-is-a-lump/): Lumps on the body are very common, but what should you look out for and when should you have it assessed? In this article we answer some of the more common questions we receive on the topic.

## Pages
- [Cyst Removal Manchester](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/cysts/cyst-removal-manchester/): Manchester Lumps Clinic, is your trusted destination for safe and effective cyst removal in Manchester. Our medical professionals have many decades of experience in treating cysts and can advise on the best course of action for your individual needs.
- [Common Lumps](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/): At Manchester Lumps clinic we see many common lumps on a daily basis. Here's are details of the most common ones and how we treat them.
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- [Patient Reviews](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/reviews/): 82+ Reviews
- [Blog](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/)
- [Rapid Diagnostic Clinic](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/rapid-diagnostic-clinic/): Private Patients who are concerned what their unexplained lump or bump could now have access to faster diagnosis, thanks to the Rapid Diagnostic Clinic.
- [Book an Appointment](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/contact-us/): Select your location and book an appointment online, or if you would like to send us a message directly, fill in the form below.
- [About](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/about-us/): Manchester Lumps Clinic is a specialised facility dedicated to providing expert assessment, diagnostics, and management for patients dealing with lumps. Our services extend to those experiencing unexplained joint pain or swelling, as well as addressing common lumps that may require removal.
- [Giant Cell Tumour](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/giant-cell-tumour/): Giant cell tumours are derived from normal present cells in the limbs and commonly found in the upper limb. They predominantly arise form tendon sheaths. The most common presentation is as a benign GCT in the finger or hand. There is an association with PVNS. As they can get bigger they may cause symptoms, surgical excision is advised before its gets too large, after appropriate thorough investigation. Most can be detected with an ultrasound from our specialist Sarcoma radiologist. Some will require further assessment, with a MRI scan.
- [Bone Tumours](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/bone-tumours/): Bone tumours are abnormal growths from within bony tissue that may be benign or malignant. They may present as external swellings and can occur near a joint commonly the knee.
- [Enlarged Lymph Glands](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/enlarged-lymph-glands/): A systemic problem often causes these lymph nodes to enlarge in size. Enlarged lymph glands can be detected as a swelling in areas where lymph nodes are commonly located.
- [Metastatic Bone Disease](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/metastatic-disease/): Metastatic bone disease, also known as bone metastasis, occurs when cancer cells from a primary tumour in another part of the body spread (metastasize) to the bones. This secondary involvement of the bones by cancer cells is relatively common, and the most common cancers that metastasize to the bones include breast, prostate, lung, kidney, and thyroid cancers. Cancer cells can travel through the bloodstream or lymphatic system from the primary tumour to the bones, where they establish secondary tumours or metastatic lesions.
- [Understanding Chondroid Lesions](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/bone-chondroid-lesions/): Chondroid lesions, also known as cartilaginous tumours, are a diverse group of neoplasms or growths that primarily affect cartilage. These lesions can occur in various locations throughout the body, most commonly in the bones and soft tissues, and can range from benign (harmless) to malignant (cancerous) forms. Understanding the symptoms, diagnostic procedures, and treatment options for chondroid lesions is essential for effective management and improved patient outcomes. This article will delve into the various aspects of chondroid lesions, particularly in the context of the Manchester Lumps Clinic, a leading facility for diagnosing and treating such tumours.
- [Joint Swelling](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/joint-swelling/): Swollen joints are common in various musculoskeletal conditions. Aside from arthritis and inflammation causing joint swelling, infection is important to rule out. But its imperative to ensure the swelling is not secondary to tumour growth. Unexplained joint pain should be investigated to rule out any soft tissue or bone lesions.
- [Soft Tissue Sarcoma](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/soft-tissue-sarcoma/): Manchester Lumps Clinic specialises in earlier detection of soft tissue sarcoma and has a multidisciplinary team to address such concerning lumps ensuring:
- [Vascular Malformation](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/vascular-malformation/): A Vascular Malformation is an abnormal collection of blood vessels. In everyday life they may be called “birthmarks” or “growths”, although there are many different types of vascular malformation.
- [Nerve Tumours](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/nerve-tumours/): Nerve Tumours, also known as Nerve Sheath Tumours, are growths on the peripheral nerves in the body. The peripheral nerve link the brain and spinal cord to the rest of your body, such as the upper and lower limbs i.e. arms and legs.
- [Cysts](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/cysts/): Cysts are abnormal sacs in the body that are filled with fluid or semisolid material. The look like small lumps, often red or off-white in colour. They can form on the skin, mucus membranes (i.e. the inner linings of some organs and cavities such as the nose, mouth or stomach), or inside organs. Cysts can have various causes and symptoms depending on their type and location. Some cysts are harmless and do not need treatment, while others may cause pain, infection, or complications. Our professional cysts Manchester clinic have put together some common questions and answers about cysts.
- [Lipoma Removal](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/common-lumps/lipoma-removal/): If you have questions about lipoma removal, please contact us.
- [Patient Information](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/patient-information/): If you or someone you know has a concern about a lump, you will undoubtedly have many questions. We’ve collated some of the most common questions we receive below. If you can’t find the answers you’re looking for in our patient information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
- [Manchester Lumps Clinic Home](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/): Manchester Lumps Clinic is a private, specialised clinic treating for patients with a lump that requires expert assessment, diagnostics and management.
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## Categories
- [Insights](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/category/insights/)
- [Meet the Team](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/category/meet-the-team/)
- [News](https://www.manchesterlumpsclinic.com/blog/category/news/)