This information is for women who have decided to have an abdominal (open) hysterectomy (removal of the womb). It will outline what the procedure entails, risks and complications of the operation, as well as what to expect during your recovery.
Read moreWhat happens during surgery to remove the rectum (the last part of the bowel before the back passage) and anal canal (back passage)
Read moreA brief summary of what psychosexual therapy entails
Read moreExplains why you are leaving the ward and what you can expect while you wait in the Discharge Lounge to go home
Read moreApplication form to complete for access to health records
Read moreLarge print version of form to complete to apply for access to health records
Read moreAnswers some of the questions that you or your child may have about accessory navicular and its treatment
Read moreAnswers some questions about treatment for accessory navicular - extra bone which is found next to one of the bones on the inside of the foot
Read moreInformation and advice for those who have described an episode of awareness while under anaesthetic
Read moreExplains what non-operative (conservative) treatment of a complete rupture of the Achilles tendon involves
Read moreInformation for patients with acquired ptosis and explains the treatment, including risks and benefits
Read moreFor patients diagnosed with acromegaly - explaining what having the condition entails and how it can be treated
Read moreHow to best care for your clavicle and shoulder while it heals
Read moreThis leaflet is for the parents/carers of children who have difficulty clearing secretions (phlegm). It explains about the active cycle of breathing technique (ACBT) and how best to introduce it and use it with small children.
Read moreThis folder provides you with information regarding your diagnosis, treatment plan and follow-up, as well as contact details and information regarding the team involved in your care.
Read moreOutlines what to expect during acupuncture treatment
Read moreWhat to expect if you or your relative is admitted to either Acute Medical Unit (AMU) or Higher Monitoring Unit (HMU)
Read moreAdvice and exercises to patients who have been diagnosed with an acute meniscal tear in the knee joint
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