neurology, neuro-rehabilitation, neurophysiology and stroke. The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust was the first regional stroke centre in the UK to adopt the RapidAI advanced imaging platform across various sites in its stroke network. Professor Simon Kay and his team were the first in the country to perform the first double hand transplants, thanks to pioneering expert care by the teams on the hand and plastics units at Leeds General Infirmary. In 2016, Chris King was the first person in the UK to have a double hand transplant. and in 2018 Tania Jackson became the first woman in the UK to have a double hand transplant. The pathology labs, based in the Old Medical School at LGI, process thousands of samples every day. Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited the pathology services to hear about future plans following an announcement by the Department of Health of £12m additional funding to develop a single Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) across West Yorkshire and Harrogate. See also List of hospitals in England Grade I listed buildings in West Yorkshire Listed buildings in Leeds (City and Hunslet Ward - northern area) References External links Leeds NHS Teaching Hospitals Trust website NHS hospitals in England Hospital buildings completed in 1869 Hospitals in Leeds Teaching hospitals in England University of Leeds 1771 establishments in England Grade I listed buildings in Leeds George Gilbert Scott buildings Hospitals established in the 1770s Jimmy Savile Gothic Revival architecture in Leeds Art Deco architecture in Leeds Leeds Blue Plaques