Results for "sent"

Turnaround times Samples are sent for assay to the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, with results expected back within two weeks.

Storage/transport Samples should be sent at ambient temperature to the laboratory. If unavoidable, samples can be refrigerated overnight.

They are both electronically sent to the patient’s GP.

The piece we remove is sent to our pathologists for examination under the microscope so that we can make a correct diagnosis.

A report will be sent to your GP. The results of the test and any specimens taken are sent directly to your GP. This can take up to 5 weeks.

The patients who admitted with Diarrhoea/Colitis, 100% had their blood tests, 89% had CRP,84% patients stool sent for C.Difficle,27% patients had documented

Earlier in 2021, we sent a commemorative card to every member of staff and our volunteers, which offered them the opportunity to submit a personal memory

Turnaround times Samples are sent to a referral laboratory for analysis to with results expected back within 4 weeks.

Requests forms for this investigation should be sent to the “Department of Chemical Pathology at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital” and an appointment will

The results of the CT scan will be sent to the doctor who requested the test. The doctor will contact you to arrange a follow-up appointment.

there is a National UK GTD Service responsible for registering and monitoring all women with GTD at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust with samples sent

Prescriptions for intravenous SACT are sent to a manufacturing unit to be made. Prescriptions for oral SACT are sent to a dispensing pharmacy.

Your results will be sent to the referring doctor. You may not be given much information on the day.

transport Transport immediately at ambient temperature Turnaround time Adult HCV viral loads: Tested in house Up to 10 days   Paediatric HCV viral loads: Sent

The results will be sent to your referring doctor. This can take up to 3 weeks.

there is a possibility of a patient requiring a transfusion e.g. surgical risk, haemorrhage or anaemia Notes For non-urgent cases, samples should be sent

Pathology and MUST be used for transporting samples Viral Haemorrhagic Fever Protocol Action Card on specimen collection and transport Turnaround time Sent

Samples cannot be sent through the post or dropped off at your GP’s surgery. These will be rejected.

Botulinum toxin is a special substance which blocks the signals sent from the nerves to the muscles.

Turnaround times Samples are sent to a referral laboratory for analysis with results normally available within 4 weeks. Reference ranges