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Computed Tomography (CT)
A CT scanner uses X-rays to look inside the body
Tissue viability
The Tissue Viability Service provides specialist assessments, advice and management for patients who are under the care of The Walton Centre who have active wounds or who are at risk of developing wounds, including pressure ulcers during their inpatient stay with us.
Cairns Ward
Cairns ward is a 26 bedded surgical ward, which specialises in neuro-oncology and hydrocephalus
Dietetic Services
Tailored nutrition support to meet patient requirements dependent upon various factors including age, gender, nutritional status, and medical condition
Neuropsychology inpatient service
The neuropsychology inpatient service provides assessment and support to Walton Centre patients during their inpatient stay.
Electroencephalogram (EEG)
EEG stands for Electroencephalogram. This is a painless test which records the electrical activity of the brain, or ‘brain waves’.
Infection prevention and control
The Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) team are a group of specialist nurses who provide advice and support on all matters relating to infection prevention and control
Evoked potentials (EP)
Recording potentials produced by the brain in response to stimuli such as a flashing light, sounds and muscle twitches.
Facial pain
The Walton Centre has established a multidisciplinary facial pain clinic for patients with difficult-to-treat pain in the face.
Major Trauma service
The Major Trauma service is a regional service provided collaboratively between The Walton Centre and Liverpool University Hospitals