Nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) waiting time at Castle Hill Hospital
Where it’s done at Castle Hill Hospital
Nerve conduction test is done in the neurophysiology department at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. To be seen you usually need a referral: most people are referred by their GP, and some by a hospital specialist. Once referred, the appointment comes by letter, text or the NHS App.
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How deep the queue is now
This scan usually comes before treatment
A nerve conduction test is often the queue before carpal tunnel surgery treatment, and it is a separate NHS wait that comes first.
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