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

Standard charcoal transport swab Well soak swab in pus.

In baseline data, 40 patients were reviewed, with 15 patients having a medicine stopped during their inpatient journey.

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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.

You should report to the receptionist in the Lung Function Department on arrival.

A fractured clavicle is a break, or bend, in your collar bone. This is one of the most common fractures seen in sport.

The tube will be left in your child’s hand for 15 minutes.

The best time to do this is in the morning, repeating it again in the evening if your eyes are sore.

a sachet in 25ml of milk) if it is well tolerated.

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

Chemical Pathology Notes Pathology Harmony are an NHS funded group working towards harmonisation in UK Pathology Laboratories.

Consultant in Chemical Pathology & Metabolic Medicine

Area of expertise Miss Hillaby has a specialist interest in gynaecological oncology.

Area of expertise Dr Fuller treats patients with a variety of conditions but has special interests in general neurology, epilepsy and peripheral nerves

Area of expertise Dr Olliffe's areas of special interest are: paediatrics and child health in the community neurodisability and neurodevelopment neonatal

Areas of expertise Consultant Haematologist Subspecialty interest in Lymphoma and CLL Inpatient services Cheltenham General Hospital Outpatient Clinics