INFIRMARY AT AYLESBURY.

The Lister Ward at Glasgow Royal Infirmary

John Wilkes and the Foundling Hospital at Aylesbury

improved: expectation of life at twenty rose, age at marriage for women fell, more land was available. But plague had left a middle-aged and elderly population, and by 1400 Halesowen was doomed to demographic stagnation for a generation or more. This general picture had been suggested by much previous work on medieval agrarian society, but it had not been established in such overwhelming and co...

Ayre v Aylesbury cervical spatulas.

A single blind crossover study compared the traditional Ayre spatula with the new Aylesbury spatula. The study group consisted of all women attending the department of genitourinary medicine during a 16 month period. The same incidence (3.6%) of dyskaryotic smears was found using the Ayre spatula (74/2077) as the Aylesbury spatula (72/2003). The incidence of smears with endocervical cells, howe...

Audit of operational noise at the leicester royal infirmary aicu

Introduction Ambient noise and its impact on sleep is an important factor in the development of delirium [1]. Noise is a problem on intensive care units, being one of the main environmental stress inducing factors amongst patients [2]. A key source of noise is the signalling of alarms. As part of plans to decrease noise, we investigated the number and appropriateness of alarms sounded overnight...

Experience of reversal of sterilisation at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

OBJECTIVE To review experience at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary with regard to women who underwent reversal of sterilisation, to obtain a profile of these women and to evaluate the procedure itself in terms of safety and restoration of fertility. DESIGN A retrospective study based on case records from the Glasgow Royal Infirmary and from the Glasgow Royal Maternity Hospital, both of which share...