Division of Tongue Tie for Feeding Problems
Some babies are born with a tongue tie (which has the medical name ankyloglossia). In this condition the fold of skin under the tongue that connects the tongue to the…
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Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a disease affecting millions of women throughout the world. It is not cancerous. It is a condition where tissue similar to the inside lining of the womb is…
Preventing hospital-acquired blood clots
This leaflet explains more about blood clots, which can form after illness and surgery. A hospital-acquired blood clot occurs in patients when they are in hospital and up to ninety…
Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy
The term laparoscopic adrenalectomy means removal of an adrenal gland using the ‘keyhole’ (laparoscopic) surgical method. The laparoscopic method of adrenal gland removal involves using three or four one centimetre…
Nerve damage associated with peripheral nerve block
This information is supplied by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
TIA Rapid Access Clinics – Conquest Hospital and Eastbourne District General Hospital
A TIA is often called a ‘mini stroke’. The symptoms are the same as a more severe stroke but they do not last for long, sometimes only a few minutes…
Information for Carers
East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is committed to working in partnership with carers to ensure the best outcomes for patients and to provide the information, support and involvement which carers need to carry out their role. We aim to ensure that we meet the needs of our patients and their carers in the delivery of […]…
NHS 70th – St Helen’s Hospital
St. Helen’s Hospital in Frederick Road, Ore, Hastings was originally the Hastings Union Workhouse which opened to its first inmates in 1837. A newer building was opened on the opposite side of Crackle Street (now Frederick Road). In 1930 the workhouse was renamed Hastings Municipal Hospital and later became St. Helen’s Hospital in 1948 when […]…
NHS 70th – Leaf Hospital
Originally situated in Marine Parade Eastbourne between 1888 to 1933 as Leaf Homeopathic Hospital, the hospital moved to St Anne’s Road Eastbourne in 1930s. It later became known as Leaf Hospital and prior to DGH opening Gynaecology services were based there at until they moved in 1974. The hospital still stands today as part of […]…
Mr Ashok Subramanian
GMC reference no: 4429391 Clinical Interests Breast care Benign breast problems Breast cancer Special Clinical Interests: Oncoplastic Surgery, Breast Reconstruction, Cosmetic Breast Surgery Qualification MBBS / London / 1997…