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891. Before you come into hospital  
When the decision has been made to have surgery you will be given an appointment to visit the pre-assessment clinic where you will be asked about your general health and fitness and have various…  
892. Deep breathing exercises  
Sitting fully upright tends to be the best position for these exercises. Ensure you have adequate pain relief as deep breathing can be uncomfortable: 1. Support your abdomen with a towel or a…  
893. The Day of Admission  
The day of admission is usually the day of your operation. Your admission time is usually 7am but it may possibly be an afternoon admission - check your admission letter. A nurse will go…  
894. Following your Operation  
It is normal to stay in the recovery area for some time after surgery. You will be discharged back to the ward when the staff are happy that you are recovering and that your pain is controlled and…  
895. Subsequent days following Surgery  
Continue your breathing and coughing exercises using the incentive spirometer. You will be encouraged to eat and drink as long as you don’t feel sick. High energy fortisip/fortijuice drinks are…  
896. Going Home  
You will be ready to go home when: You can safely walk the distance required and complete the stairs if needed. This may be with additional walking aids as appropriate while you fully recover…  
897. At Home  
We will aim to ring you within a week of discharge to check how you are doing. Complications do not happen often but it is very important to know what to look out for: It is not unusual to…  
898. Transition: Moving into adult care  
What is the plan for my transition? When am I moving to adult services? Can I choose which adult service I move to? What is different about the adult service? Can I meet the adult staff…  
899. Gastroenterology  
Isolated rise in Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) in asymptomatic patient Fibro-scan Referral Pathway for Abnormal Liver Blood Tests in Adults Positive Smooth Muscle Antibody and abnormal LFTs Isolated…  
900. ENT  
Hoarse Voice in Adults Non-Infectious Sore Throats in Adults Nasal Blockage / Discharge +/- Facial Pain in Adults Children with Hearing Problems Discharging Ear Management Management of Ear…  
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