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Standard charcoal transport swab Well soak swab in pus.

This is so that the sling does not press on the ulna nerve in the arm.

Warfarin 'bridging' protocol (with enoxaparin) for elective procedures in ADULT NON-PREGNANT patients

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They can include pain or swelling in the area, skin changes, and loss of movement or function.

Meticillin-sensitive Staphylococcus Aureus (MSSA) is a type of bacteria (germ) which lives harmlessly on the skin and in the nose, in about one third of

With the splint securely in place, you may use your hand as normal.

in the 6 months after receiving rituximab infusions.

Area of expertise Dr Dunckley was appointed to the trust in 2007 having completed his specialty training and PhD in the Oxford region.

This is how the concept of Maternity Voices Partnerships (MVP) came about and across the country there are now 153 partnerships in existence.

An equipment failure led to flooding in a plant room at Cheltenham General Hospital in the early hours of 15 May.

For women and birthing people alternative washing/ cleaning will be available in the form of waterless wipes.

Chemical Pathology Notes Potassium forms part of the standard U&E profile but can also be assayed in urine.

The in-lab turnaround time is less than 4 days.

Our is aim to provide all patients with high-quality care from staff experienced in orthopaedics.

There are a variety of shops and restaurants in our hospitals. Read more about food and drink.

Dressings noted to be in poor state, connections not being changed Resultant increase in morbidity and number of emergency admissions and nephrostomy exchanges

Mitigations have been put in place for emergency ambulances. The work itself will not be disruptive, but is essential.

Caloric test The final test requires trickling cool and warm water in your ear canals for about 30 seconds, which will be collected in a small bowl placed

You can also make a doctor’s appointment, and your GP can put you in touch with your community midwife.