Care of a child following Hernia or Hydrocele under General Anaesthetic – advice for parents/guardians
What is a Hernia? This is where a small portion of gut pokes through a weak point in the wall of the tummy. What is a Hydrocele? This is a…
What is a Hernia? This is where a small portion of gut pokes through a weak point in the wall of the tummy. What is a Hydrocele? This is a…
Circumcision is an operation to remove the outer skin (foreskin) from the tip of the penis.
This leaflet provides information to help you look after your child or the child in your care following an operation on their knee.
Bunions are bony lumps that form on the sides of your feet. Surgery is the only way to remove them. However, they are not always painful and don’t always require…
You have broken one of your carpal bones (small bones at the bottom of the
PEP stands for Positive Expiratory Pressure. Bubble PEP is a treatment to help individuals who have a build up of phlegm (secretions) in their lungs. Bubble PEP can be used…
Brown’s syndrome is a condition which can be present from birth or develop later on in life. Around our eye there are 6 eyes muscles which control which direction our…
The Brostrom operation is a repair of damaged ligaments on the outer (lateral) side of the ankle.
Due to your family history of breast cancer you are being invited to attend for regular mammograms at either Conquest Hospital or Eastbourne DGH.
This operation can be used to even up the size of the breasts where one is much larger than the other (asymmetry).