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Neurosciences Patient Information Leaflets

These leaflets aim to answer any queries you may have regarding your appointment:

Information about your outpatient ambulatory EEG appointment

Information about your home video ambulatory (HVA) EEG appointment

Information about your inpatient video ambulatory EEG appointment

Information about your inpatient video telemetry EEG appointment

Information about your sleep deprived EEG appointment

Information about your child's EEG appointment

Sam's visit for a 'brainwave' test


Information about your NCS/EMG appointment

Information about your VEP and ERG appointment

Information about your VEP and PERG appointment

Click here for more information on our Neuroscience Department

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Royal College of Nursing members at our Trust are taking part in strike action Monday 6 and Tuesday 7 February from 7.00am to 8.00pm. This will impact services at our hospitals.

If you are due to attend an appointment and we haven't already contacted you, please come as planned.

On days where there is strike action, patients should only call 999 if it is a medical or mental health emergency (when someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk).