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  • Ultrasound scans during pregnancy

    This leaflet contains important information regarding ultrasound scans during pregnancy. It tells you how, when and why the different types of scans are offered.At least two ultrasound scans are offered during your pregnancy. These scans are the dating scan and the abnormality scan. Further scans may be necessary. Please remember that all scans are optional. […]

    Topic: Maternity

    Type: Leaflets

    Audience: Patients and visitors

  • Anomaly Scan (20 week scan)

    This information leaflet has been produced by Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust Maternity Unit to provide information to pregnant women who are referred for an Anomoly scan. Purpose of the Anomaly Scan The anomaly scan is commonly referred to as the ’20 week scan’. It can take place between 18 and 22+6 weeks of pregnancy […]

    Topic: Maternity

    Type: Leaflets

    Audience: Patients and visitors

  • A breech baby at the end of pregnancy

    This information leaflet has been produced by Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust Maternity Unit to provide information to pregnant women whose baby is breech near the end of their pregnancy. What is breech? Breech means that your baby is lying bottom first or feet first in the womb (uterus) instead of in the usual head […]

    Topic: Maternity

    Type: Leaflets

    Audience: Patients and visitors

  • Third and Fourth Degree Tears in Childbirth

    This leaflet has been produced by the Maternity Unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead, to provide you with information if you have experienced a third or fourth degree tear during childbirth. What are the types of tears during childbirth? Most women, up to nine in ten (90%), tear to some extent during childbirth.Most […]

    Topic: Maternity

    Type: Leaflets

    Audience: Patients and visitors

  • QE Hospital map

    Coming to a large hospital, particularly if you’ve never been before, can be confusing so we have a colour-coded system: the hospital has six different coloured zones: blue, orange, red, yellow, purple and green. The majority of patients can access where they need to be through the hospital’s main entrance, the Emergency Care Centre.  On […]

    Type: Leaflets

    Audience: Patients and visitors

  • Parking instructions for Blue Badge Holders

    Please display the clock portion of your Blue Badge in your vehicle and present the photo portion to reception to register your vehicle for free parking for the duration of your stay – your full, correct vehicle registration is required. Blue Badge holders can currently register their details on the parking eye tablets located at […]

    Topic: Parking

    Type: Leaflets