Results for "tests"

If the results are within normal range, then the blood tests can be changed to every 3 months. See blood monitoring information leaflet.

You will also have investigations such as a blood pressure check, urinalysis (check of your urine), blood tests and an ECG (electrocardiogram, tracing

Blood tests and heart tracings (ECG) will be taken.

It is important that you attend all hospital appointments and tests arranged for you.

It is important that you attend all hospital appointments and tests arranged for you.

British Heart Foundation Website: www.bhf.org.uk/heart-health/tests/angiogram

Before you are given methotrexate, blood tests will be carried out to make sure that your liver and kidney function is normal and that you are not anaemic

Blood tests before admission You may need to have a blood test in the Edward Jenner Clinic, Gloucestershire Royal Hospital or West Block Outpatient Department

This happens fewer than 1 in every 3000 tests. Female patients who are or might be pregnant must inform a member of staff before the scan.

Blood tests will be taken to check your blood group and blood count.

If you have any allergies or have had bad reactions to any medication or other tests, please tell the nurse and/or doctor.

You will be seen in one of our clinics after your dating scan for routine blood tests.

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heart specialist has requested this test as they believe it will help to diagnose your condition and/or decide on your treatment better than any other tests

A series of tests, such as blood pressure, pulse and an ECG (reading of your heart rate) will be performed.

We call this gathering of information ‘staging investigations’ - this may involve several tests which include: Computerised Tomography (CT) scan of your

We may still be able to do some tests and discuss treatment.

When these tests are completed, your ophthalmologist will discuss the results, available treatment options and how to manage any risk factors you may have

The cause is not certain from the scan images and your team require a sample of the abnormal bone for further tests.

Any necessary investigations (for example, blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray) will be arranged.