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In this section, ‘About the Day Case Unit’ you can find lots of useful information about the Day Case Unit. Please click the topic you are interested in to take you to that topic, alternatively you can work through the whole section.
What Gynaecological Operations are performed? The following gynaecological operations are performed in the Day Case Unit.
When are the Gynaecological Operating Lists? Different gynaecological operations are performed on different days. Below shows the day that each operation is carried out and who performs them. Tuesday (pm) 1330 -1700 Prof Cumming Wednesday (am) 0900 -1230 Dr Ali Thursday (pm) 1330 -1700 Dr Olorunda Friday (am) 0900 -1230 Dr Mclean Pre-assessment Clinic You may be asked to attend a Pre Assessment Clinic before your operation. The purpose will be to establish and then optimise your general fitness for your forthcoming surgery. Your appointment will last approximately an hour and a half. You will be seen by the Pre Assessment Nurse who will need to know details of your:
They will organise for any tests or investigations that are required prior to surgery such as a blood test or electrocardiograph ( E.C.G.). If necessary review by an Anaesthetist will be arranged for you at this time to ensure you are fully prepared for surgery. You are encouraged to discuss all aspects of your operation, i.e. what to expect before, during and after at this visit. Any other questions that you may have can be addressed at this stage (tip: write your questions down before you come in -you may forget when you are in hospital) For more information about Pre-assessment Clinics, please click here. Day Case Unit Accommodation In the Day Case Unit we can accommodate up to 19 patients on trolleys and 10 patients on chairs. There are three bays consisting of 5/6 trolleys and three single rooms, each bay and each room has a toilet en suite. We are a mixed ward with male and female patients but we do not mix the rooms if patients are in theatre gowns. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites          |