Spinal probe injection
Spinal probe is an injection into the intervertebral disc (The space between the 2 vertebrae in your back).
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Soft Tissue Injury of the Knee
You have sustained a soft tissue injury to your knee. You can walk on your leg as comfort allows. You can use crutches and/or a splint if supplied by A&E….
Tarsometatarsal Fusion
This is an operation to ‘fuse’ or stiffen one or more of the small joints in the middle of the foot (the tarsometatarsal-joints)….
Shoulder Soft Tissue Injury
You have sustained a soft tissue injury (sprain) to your shoulder. You may experience some bruising in the upper arm. This normally takes 6 weeks to heal, but soft tissue…
Shoulder dislocation
You have sustained a dislocation to your shoulder for the first time. The shoulder is a ball and socket joint which was disrupted during your dislocation. Please keep the sling…
Short Stay Paediatric Assessment Unit (SSPAU)
The short stay paediatric unit accepts patient referrals from GPs, A&E, Children’s Community Nurses, and other healthcare professionals….
Self treatment of hypoglycaemia – low blood sugar/glucose
For the treatment of hypoglycaemia (in adults), we recommend the following: If your blood glucose is under 4 mmol/l: take 15 to 20g of quick acting carbohydrate (see table below)…