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Whilst the focus of the programme is on maternity services, how we respond to issues of safety across our hospitals is an important issue for all of our

Random samples can be used in neonates for the identification of inborn errors of metabolism.

a maximum volume of 113 mL of Polycal For example: a 30 kg child would require 30 x 2.6 = 78 mL of Polycal Dilute the volume of Polycal required for body

Coverage of the PTVs were assessed on subsequent weekly CBCTs.

Parts of the shower head encourage a build-up of scale and slime.

exercise as part of the patient journey.

Benefits of ISD

You will also receive a separate MRI information leaflet explaining some of the risks of the test.

Occasionally, bands constrict a part of the lining of the back passage which is very sensitive.

Possible risks of ERCP

Measure the handle of the crutch so it is in line with your wrist crease. Also, ensure the cuff of the crutch is just below your elbow.

intensity of the pain down.

of doing nothing.

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Results will be fed back to department with the aim of encouraging a change in practice.

We're pleased to announce the arrival of a brand-new, state-of-the-art MRI scanner, marking a major upgrade in Cheltenham General Hospital's diagnostic

At 2:00pm dissolve the contents of 1 sachet of Picolax in 1 pint (500mls) of water and drink it over 10 to 20 minutes.

Drink plenty of fluids.

Timing of the scan

The start of de Quervain’s syndrome sometimes follows after a blow to the outside of the wrist.