ECCLESHILL ISTC/HOSPITAL
Services
Click here to see what procedures are available at Eccleshill ISTC
Click here to see how the referral flow to Eccleshill ISTC works
Don't forget, you can get x-rays done at Shipley Hospital Mon-Fri 9-5 tel 01274 322076 (doctor does a card, patient rings, appointment given)
| Name | Location | Tel | Referral Criteria | How to refer |
day case procedure |
Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre |
01274 623000 |
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●All referral forms are to be faxed or posted ●Fax 01274 323216 (safe haven) |
| diagnostic imaging | Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre | 01274 623060 | ●All referrals are to be sent directly to the Diagnostic Imaging Department ●Fax 01274 623065 (safe haven)
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main switchboard Outpatients Unit |
Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre |
01274 323200 |
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| Main Office | Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre | 01274 623000 | ||
| Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre | Eccleshill NHS Treatment Centre | 01274 623000 | ●Fax 01274 623001
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Investigations
| Investigations Available | How to Refer | |
Eccleshill ISTC 01274 623060 (main office)
fax number 01274 623065 |
Plain films (Digital x-ray) Contrast x-ray Gastroscopy Colonoscopy Fluoroscopy (Ba enemas) Ultrasound CT scanning MRI |
FAST TRACK SERVICES AVAILABLE: ●Rectal bleeding ●Haemoptysis ●Persistent cough ●Persistent hoarseness
ROUTINE SERVICES AVAILABLE ●Inguinal swelling – if suitable for daycase ●Right upper quadrant pain – routine imaging – refer to ISTC for daycase surgery if suitable ●Dyspepsia – follow local guidelines – endoscopy at ISTC if required
●If case is urgent they will be seen within one week. ●Non urgent cases will be seen within two weeks.
Currently fax form (using usual x-ray forms) to ISTC and they will phone patient to come for appointment Fast turn around time - will be seen within 2 weeks and results processed and back to us in 2 days. |
On the Day Case Form, What does ASA mean?
This is basically a system for classifying fitness levels prior to day case surgery. Eccleshill will only accept those patients with grade 1 or 2. More significant systemic disease (grades 3 and 4) will need referral to hospital instead.
Grade 1: Normal healthy patient (i.e.without any clinically important co morbidity and without a clinically significant past / present history)
Grade 2: Patient with mild systemic disease.
Which Types of Patients will Eccleshills Not Accept for Day Case Surgery?
1. Extremes of age
2. Significant obesity (BMI of 35 and above)
3. Severe physical disability
4. History of previous adverse reaction to general anaesthesia
5. History of multiple allergies
6. Previous major laparotomy / abdominal surgery
7. History of deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism
8. Home / social support not available
10. ASA categories 3 and 4