Awareness during general anaesthesia
This information is supplied by the Royal College of Anaesthetists
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An Introduction to the Multidisciplinary Team for Urological Cancers
The Multidisciplinary Team consists of Doctors, Nurses and other Healthcare Professionals who all have specialist training and experience in the diagnosis, care and treatment of urological cancers.
An Introduction to the Breast Multidisciplinary Team – Conquest
We would like to introduce you the multidisciplinary team for breast cancer at Conquest Hospital.
An Introduction to the Breast Clinic – Eastbourne
What to expect when you attend the breast clinic at Eastbourne District General Hospital.
An Introduction to the Breast Clinic – Conquest
What to expect when you attend the breast clinic at Conquest Hospital.
What is Amblyopia? – Information for Parents
Amblyopia is an early childhood condition, where the vision does not develop properly. It usually occurs in one eye, but it can occur in both. Sometimes referred to as lazy…
Alcohol advice and local support
This information leaflet has been given to you by your doctor or nurse to provide further information and advice about alcohol and where you can get local support.
Advice for patients undergoing coronary angioplasty and stents
This information is to provide you and your family with a full understanding of an angioplasty and/or a stent procedure. Please remember that although this is a general guide about…
Advice for patients being discharged home with a drain following surgery to the breast and/or axilla – Conquest Hospital patients
Following your surgery to the breast and/or under the arm (axilla), a wound drain may be inserted. A drain is used to prevent or minimise bruising or swelling caused by…
Atropine Occlusion for children
Atropine drops may be used as an alternative to patching treatment. The main aim of atropine occlusion is to temporarily blur the vision in the good eye (when viewing close…