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adjusting the dosing regimen or by its concentration at the site of infection.

relatives to bring in your normal footwear: Make sure your shoes or slippers fit well, grip well and cannot fall off Use your walking aid, keep it close by

If a repeat procedure is needed your medical notes will be reviewed by an Endoscopist before you are due to attend.

glaucoma clinics, we work alongside consultant ophthalmologists to assess, diagnose, monitor and recommend treatment to patients, so you may be seen by

breastfeeding twins from the Association of Breastfeeding Mothers ABM Information from The breastfeeding companion You can also contact the Twins Trust by

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If the laboratory is informed and appropriately-timed samples are received in the laboratory in the morning, results can be obtained by the end of the

Microbiology Notes The information given here is intended for use by healthcare professionals.

Microbiology Notes The information given here is intended for use by healthcare professionals.

must be labelled correctly with 4 points of reference: Forename Surname Date of birth Unique identification number The sample must be signed and dated by

Your child may be too sick or too sleepy to move by themselves.

If you are staying as a patient overnight, with your permission our staff could display an eye or ear pictogram by your bedside.

Sometimes this bleeding may be followed by a period.

The local anaesthetic will be given by injection to the hernia site.

The stress echo will be supervised by a Cardiologist and/or a specially trained Cardiac Physiologist.

The results will be sent, by post, to you and your GP.

The sample tube(s) must be signed and dated by the person taking the blood. The NHSBT may decline to test inadequately labelled samples.

form must be labelled correctly with 4 points of reference: Forename Surname Date of Birth NHS or Hospital number The sample must be signed and dated by

"We are asking the public for their continued support over this period by only accessing the Emergency Departments if it’s a life-threatening condition

For prolapse surgery, please read the information leaflet you have been given by the surgical team.