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The privacy of staff should be respected and they should be able to fulfil their job without being recorded.

Exceptions may be made for babies and renal patients. In other patients small samples will not be processed.

The privacy of staff should be respected and they should be able to fulfil their job without being recorded.

For this scan, you will be asked to lie down on a couch and uncover your abdomen (stomach). A small amount of gel will be placed on your abdomen.

Let friends and family know that visits, although welcome, can be tiring and need to be planned.

This should be before 10:30 am. The equipment is issued to patients on a daily basis so must be returned the day after testing at the required times.

Any sample displaying these factors cannot be processed and will be rejected.

The catheter must not be removed.

You will also be informed when and where the stitches will need to be removed.

Information and a treatment graph can also be found in the latest edition of the BNF.

You will be admitted to hospital, usually on the day of your operation. You can expect to be in hospital for 5 to 10 days.

The genital area will be cleaned and some local anaesthetic gel will be inserted into the urethra (water pipe) to numb it.

This may be ‘flu syndrome’ which can be caused by rifampicin.

monitoring levels can be found in the adult Tobramycin Policy.

Allowing time for your baby to be born spontaneously It can be possible to let your baby be born in its own time once the head has been guided out.

It must be noted that these clinical photographs and videos may be viewed throughout the world and not just in the United Kingdom.

It will also make sure that any recurrence can be treated quickly while in its early stages and be kept under control.

It will also cause their urine to be bright yellow for 1 to 2 days. These changes will not be permanent.

This is when you will be shown where the fistula will be created.

as cranes will be lifting over the building.