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Department of Immunology Notes We no longer offer this assay as it is no longer recommended as a screening tool for myeloma.

Department of Immunology Notes We no longer offer this assay as it is no longer recommended as a screening tool for myeloma.

This bouncy adventure guarantees plenty of smiles and laughter for everyone!

Notes Label the specimen with: Surname Forename Date of birth (not age) or unique identity number, NHS number

incident response plan (PSIRP) sets out how Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust intends to respond to patient safety incidents over a period of

DC cardioversion of haemodynamically stable inpatients with atrial arrhythmias under conscious sedation on CCU at Gloucestershire Royal and Cheltenham

Areas of expertise

Areas of expertise General Ophthalmology Glaucoma, Cataract Oculoplastics Medical Retina Diabetic Retinopathy Macular degeneration Inpatient services Cheltenham

Areas of expertise OPD – any ear Nose and throat problem Surgical – Nasal problems Cancer diagnosis Skin cancers Benign neck and throat problems Paediatric

Out of normal working hours please contact the nursing staff on Ward 2b.

need a short course of antibiotics.

Area of expertise Dr Gyorffy has focus upon general paediatrics. Inpatient service Dr Gyorffy is located within Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.

Please note that some of these treatments have multiple brand names Please also check the latest NHS advice about COVID-19.

Microbiology Notes Samples are routinely examined for a range of pathogens including Listeria.

The pharmacokinetics of amiodarone are unusual and complex.

Area of expertise Obstetrics: maternal medicine and complex antenatal care Gynaecology: post-menopausal bleeding and Outpatient hysteroscopy Other useful

Areas of expertise General ophthalmology, with special interest in Medical retina.

Information for Primary Care Prescribers regarding the use of TAPENTADOL in Chronic Non-Malignant Pain

Chemical Pathology Notes Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) is primarily an enzyme marker of hepatocellular damage, but may also be increased in muscle

A random urine sample should be collected between the hours of 10.00 am and 2.00 pm This should be a complete sample and not just the terminal urine A