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The X-rays pass through your body and are detected by electronic sensors.

Intermittent claudication is pain in the leg caused by poor blood flow to the muscles.

Additional comments may be added later by the Consultant Microbiologist when results are clinically approved.

Play In Hospital Week is organised by the National Association of Health Play Specialists (NAHPS), which aims to promote and ensure the provision of appropriate

You can bleep another colleague by dialing 8080 or using the bleep function on the ward desk phone.

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You will be seen by the health staff who will be treating you including a dentist.

You will have your vision tested and the pressures of your eyes will be checked using a special probe, this is usually done by the nurses.

The community group organised by Theresa Fisher regularly knit to raise money for local causes, but this time it was in support of one of their members

Produced by: Medicines Information, Cheltenham General Hospital Updated: July 2011 Contacts: CGH MI 3030, GRH MI 6108 Ammendment to include Tapentadol

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

To do this, we are introducing blood pressure self-monitoring for those of you who would benefit, as agreed by your consultant.

Your referral will be reviewed by the Preterm Birth team and an appointment may be offered depending on your individual circumstances.

Liam said: “I am fundraising for Kidney Research UK by running the London Marathon 2025 to ensure that there is enough awareness and funding to try and

Before starting these medications, you will be seen by one of the specialist nurses, in clinic, who will give you more information about the medication

On completion of your treatment, you may receive regular clinic appointments but these will reduce in frequency as time goes by.

You will be given information by your discharging nurse on what to do if you have a problem after your discharge.

This can cause pain in one or both shoulders, but disappears as the gas is reabsorbed by your body The need to convert to open surgery

This improved process, along with dedicated support roles, has not only improved the standard of care experienced by homeless patients from multiple vulnerable

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