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23 June 2017
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23 June 2017 | Leaflet

Having a Colonoscopy

During a Colonoscopy your endoscopist passes a long flexible tube containing a camera and a light through your rectum and around the whole of your large bowel (colon). This allows…

23 June 2017
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Having a Bronchoscopy

During bronchoscopy a doctor is able to view the airways inside your lungs. A small flexible camera is carefully passed through your nose or mouth into your lung. It gives…

23 June 2017
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Hand Soft Tissue Injury

You have sustained a soft tissue injury to your hand. This means there is no bony injury but you may have hurt the structures around them.

23 June 2017
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23 June 2017 | Leaflet

Gastro-oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD)

Reflux is a common condition in babies. Reflux occurs when partly digested food or milk in the stomach comes back up the food pipe (oesophagus) that links the mouth to…

23 June 2017
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23 June 2017 | Leaflet

Fractured Coronoid Process

You have sustained a fracture to one of the bones in your elbow (Coronoid Process). Please see the picture below to understand where this injury is. This normally takes approximately…

23 June 2017
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23 June 2017
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23 June 2017
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Fracture of the Foot (self-management)

You have sustained a fracture to a bone in your foot. Please see the picture below to understand where this injury is. You may walk on the foot as comfort…

23 June 2017
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23 June 2017 | Leaflet

Fracture of the Foot (undisplaced)

You have sustained a fracture to a bone in your foot. Please see the picture below to understand where this injury is. You may walk on the foot as comfort…

23 June 2017
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