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back of the building Deliveries into the Atrium will use the London Road entrance Emergency Department (ED) users Ambulances: normal route – unaffected by

Some of the procedures performed by Mr Bigsby include: Shoulder procedures: Reverse shoulder replacement, anatomic shoulder replacement, latarjet procedures

Apply regularly as advised by your doctor or nurse.

The test will be performed by a physiologist.

You should not have an iron infusion if you: have anaemia caused by deficiencies other than iron (such as B12 deficiency). have been told by a doctor that

It can be caused by an imbalance between testosterone and oestrogen in the body.

The risk of this happening is reduced by giving you medication to ‘thin’ your blood and by wearing the compression stockings while you are in hospital.

Register your donation decision by visiting NHS Organ Donor Register at www.organdonation.nhs.uk and share your decision with your family.

Chemical Pathology Notes Urea forms part of the standard Acute Unit “U&E” (urea and electrolytes) profile although can also be requested by Primary

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

These temporary restrictions aim to protect vulnerable patients by reducing the number of people moving in and out of affected wards.

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

Blood loss from a fistula or graft can usually be controlled by applying pressure to the site.

On arrival at the department, you will be seen by a nurse who will check your personal details.

Some people may believe they are fine and unaffected by the medication but their reactions will be slower.

Reference ranges Reference ranges are provided by the referral laboratory:

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

Coagulation tests must be performed on samples taken by clean venesection, and filled to the appropriate level (minimum fill line present on BD bottles

We are incredibly grateful to our charity supporters, whose generosity has enhanced the experience for both patients and staff by making this valuable

If this happens you will need to be seen by your GP or at the Emergency Department.