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This is due to poor healing at the original injury site and will require further treatment.

Most patients do not need to be seen again at the hospital.

When you arrive at the ward, please let the receptionist know that you are there.

Inpatient service Frailty: Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Outpatient service Parkinson's Disease: Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and twice a month at the

Send at ambient temperature to the laboratory.

Send at ambient temperature to the laboratory.

Sample requirements If patient on high dose biotin therapy (>5mg/day) collect sample at least 8 hours after the last dose.

This equipment provides the highest quality imaging to help diagnose patients at the earliest opportunity.

Call us at 0300 422 5308 or email the paediatric bladder and bowel care team at ghn-tr.paediatricbladder-bowelcareteam@nhs.net

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Place the tip of a small needleless syringe under the ulcer margin and irrigate gently with at least 1 mL sterile 0.85% NaCl without preservative.

interpreted with caution in the presence of abnormal albumin levels Sample requirements If patient on high dose biotin therapy (>5mg/day) collect sample at

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A copy must be submitted to the Corporate Governance team via the Conflicts of Interest email at the same time.

Any X-rays taken are looked at by our radiologists.

Storage/transport Random urine sample should be sent promptly to the laboratory at ambient temperature.

Paired serum and urine osmolalities (i.e. blood and urine samples collected at the same time) can be useful in the investigation of possible SIADH.

Please continue to consider renal and hepatic dysfunction prescribing antibiotics at increased doses and adjust accordingly.