Please read through the detailed information in this website
which describes what you need to know and do before, during
and after your procedure. Then print this page to help you remember
what you need to do before your appointment and what you will
need to bring.
Fill
In Your Appointment Information Here:
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| Date
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| Time
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| Location
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L1
CT/MR Suite, Amb Bldg
L2 Interventional
MRI Suite, CWN |
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The
Week Before Your Appointment
- Review
all of your medications with your primary physician.
Your medications may need to be changed before you come
in for your procedure. If you are taking medications
that affect blood clotting (such as warfarin, Coumadin,
aspirin, ibuprofen), ask your physician to contact us
at 617-732-7213.
- If
you have diabetes, ask your doctor about how much insulin
to take on the morning of your procedure.
- If
you develop a cold (with cough or fever) or other illness
before the procedure, inform us and your primary physician
immediately.
- Arrange
for a companion to pick you up after your procedure.
You will not be able to drive or take public transporation
after the procedure.
- Arrange
for a companion to assist you for a day or two after
your procedure.
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The
Day of Your Appointment
- Do
not eat or drink anything after midnight on the night
before the procedure. You may take a small amount of
water with your morning medications.
- Bring
your daily medications with you to your appointment.
Make sure they are in their labeled containers.
- Bring
your BWH blue registration card to your appointment.
If you don't have one, get a blue card from Ambulatory
Registration as soon as you get to the hospital.
- Arrive
at the Cross-sectional Interventional Suite one hour
before your appointment.
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