Ultrasounds provided to improve quality of images
Two new ultrasounds have been donated to Noble's Hospital to provide new ways of monitoring and diagnosing patients.
They have been funded by the Henry Bloom Noble Trust at a cost of £70,000.
The machines will provide better quality images and improved technology.
Henry Bloom Noble Health Care Trustee and MHK, Doctor Alex Allinson says it's important to provide modern technology:-
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