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You will also need to wear a nasal cannula to measure the airflow through your nose and a pulse oximeter on your finger that records oxygen saturation

The purpose of the clinic is for your concerns to be discussed, in a friendly manner, within a relax setting outside the hospital.

This is a blood test commonly performed on babies, which is usually taken from a heel prick or from a vein with a needle.

airway management for a paediatric patient.

A urine flow rate measures the rate and volume (amount) of urine which is passed into a specially designed toilet.

Sometimes a doctor can use a special scan to look at your arteries instead.

During a reduction, it is normal to notice a short term increase in pain as the body adjusts; this can sometimes last for a couple of weeks.

There is only a facility to leave a message, it is not a phone number that will be answered.

A minimum of 1 mL CSF taken into a 30 mL Universal (tap #4 preferred) (approximately 25 drops from the Luer connector on the needle) Blood taken into

A negative result with this test does not rule out a diagnosis of pernicious anaemia.

As a service, we are devastated when there is any harm to a mother or baby because we aim to give the best possible care to every family, every day.

What is a LVA?

The autonomic nervous system can be targeted at a variety of sites (called a ganglion or a plexus) outside the spine: Stellate ganglion – controls ANS

If you have had a biopsy (tiny piece of tissue) taken from the lining of your uterus (womb) called the endometrium or a polyp removed, then we will write

: CSF CSF amino acids/CSF glycine: 1mL CSF collected into a 30mL white top Universal along with a paired lithium heparin sample (collected within

Area of expertise Dr Garcia-Rodriguez is a general anaesthetist with a specialist interest in orthopaedic surgery and obstetrics and has been a consultant

We were inspired by this to create a dedicated new garden at the hospital for everyone affected by the loss of a baby”.

and society as a whole.

Area of expertise Dr Sanderson is a general anaesthetist with a specialist interest in paediatrics and difficult airway management.

This may be a new concept for many IMGs.