Total ankle replacement surgery
Explains treatment options available for severe ankle arthritis and benefits and risks involved
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Total hip replacement (following trauma) advice and exercises
Advice is for patients who have had total hip replacement following trauma - designed to help you get back to full fitness as quickly as possible after your operation
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Advice following surgery on how to reduce the risk of dislocation, staged exercises to help regain strength and mobility, and information to get the maximum benefit from a new hip
Read moreTotal Hip Replacement Surgery - Getting ready for your planned operation
Advice on how to get yourself and your home ready for when you leave hospital after an elective (planned) hip operation
Read moreTotal knee replacement - advice and exercises following surgery
Advice following surgery to help regain strength and mobility, and information to help get the maximum benefit from a new knee
Read moreTotal shoulder replacement discharge advice
Advice and exercises following total shoulder replacement surgery
Read moreTrampolines - using them safely
Guide for parents and carers on the safe use of garden trampolines
Read moreTrans Urethral Laser Ablation (TULA) treatment of reoccurring bladder tumours
This leaflet is for patients who have been recommended a TULA procedure for a suspected bladder tumour.
Read moreTrans-cervical resection endometrium (TCRE)
This leaflet is for women having a trans-cervical resection of the endometrium (TCRE) as a treatment for heavy periods.
Read moreTransarterial Chemo Embolisation (TACE)
Information about a procedure in which chemotherapy is given directly into a liver tumour (cancer) using X-rays.
Read moreTranscervial resection of a fibroid (TCRF)
This leaflet is for women having a trans-cervical resection of a fibroid (TCRF) either as a treatment for heavy periods or for subfertility.
Read moreTransient ischaemic attack (TIA)
What happens when you are admitted to the Emergency Department with a suspected TIA
Read moreTransit bowel study
Explains what happens during a transit bowel study in the Radiology (X-ray) Department at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreTransition from children's to adult audiology services
Information for young people shortly transferring from the paediatric audiology service to the adult service
Read moreTransition from primary to secondary school (Audiology)
Advice to help you to hear as well as possible when you move to secondary school
Read moreTransitional Care Unit welcome
Information for women who have been admitted to the Transitional care unit because their baby needs additional support
Read moreTransitioning to adult healthcare with a learning disability
For young people with a learning disability and parents /carers - explains process for moving from paediatric to adult services and the change of services supporting you
Read moreTransitioning to adult healthcare with epilepsy
For young people with epilepsy and parents or carers - explains process for moving from paediatric to adult services and how the services supporting you will change
Read moreTransitioning to adult healthcare with neurodisability
For young people with a neurodisability and their parents /carers - explains process for moving from paediatric to adult services and the change of services supporting you
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