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For children and young people with additional needs coming into Hospital.
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Your free standing toilet frame and how to use it safely
An Occupational Therapist (OT) has recommended that a free standing toilet frame is appropriate for you to support you in your toilet transfers.
Your child’s general anaesthetic
This information is supplied by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
Your child’s general anaesthetic
This information is supplied by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
X-ray Guided Joint Injection
The procedure is carried out in the Radiology department under sterile conditions. This is usually undertaken as an outpatient procedure.
Wrist fracture – advice following removal of your cast
It usually takes four to six weeks for new bone to form to heal your fracture. When the cast is removed most people find that their wrist is stiff, weak…
Wig information
One practical way of coping with hair loss is to wear a wig or hairpiece. There are many different styles and colours to choose from. They can be natural-looking and…
Varicocele (pronounced vari-co-seal) Embolisation
A varicocele is an abnormality of the veins that take blood away from the testicle. The veins become bigger and more obvious, rather like varicose veins in the leg.
Weil Osteotomy
The Weil osteotomy is an operation for pain in the front part of the foot, under the “knuckle bones”. Doctors call this type of pain “metatarsalgia”. It may also be…
Volar Plate Injury
You have sustained a volar plate injury to your finger. The volar plate attaches to the bone and has pulled on the bone at the base of the middle phalanx…