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A guide to choosing diabetes technology for UCLH patients
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This page has been written for all pregnant women, their partners and families who are having care at UCLH and have been offered an 11-14 week first trimester scan.
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This page provides general information about care of wounds following spinal surgery.
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Our Proton Beam Therapy (PBT) department can treat up to 650 NHS patients per year from across the south of the UK when we are at full capacity. We provide treatment for a wide range of child and teenage cancers and complex adult cancers.
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Dr Nagendran is a consultant neurophysiologist eripheral nerve and muscle disease, skeletal muscle channelopathies, nerve excitability disorders
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Volunteers are a highly valued part of the team at UCLH. Volunteering is a great way of giving back, doing something different and get some experience. Roles tend to be for a minimum of half a day a week for 6 months. For most of our roles you don’t necessarily need have to have prior experience as the key things we are looking for are great people skills and an ability to give us a regular commitment.
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The oesophageal and stomach surgery service works very closely with the specialist Upper Gastrointestinal (GI) service, gastroenterology, nutrition, oncology and radiology departments at UCLH. It comprises UCLH-based and Barts Health-based surgeons.
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Information for UCLH patients requiring complex congenital gynaecology or with differences of sex development.
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There is industrial action by resident doctors (formerly known as junior doctors) from 7am on Friday 25 July until 7am on Wednesday 30 July.
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The aim of this page is to give information about how we induce labours.
