Travelling with your adrenaline pens (children)
Paediatric Allergy Clinic general advice on travel and your adrenaline pens in case of emergencies
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People
Number of people in A&E department
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Average wait to be seen by a clinician
1:49
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Average time in the department
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Treatment for retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)
Explains what retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is and how it is treated
Read moreTrial without a catheter (TWOC)
Today you have attended for a trial without your catheter; please read the information, in addition to the verbal instructions given by the nurse on discharge.
Read moreTrigger finger treatment options
Explains what the condition is, outlines treatment options, including surgery, and gives advice and exercises to help you recover
Read moreTrigger point injection
Explains what a trigger point injection is and outlines the risks and benefits of using this treatment to reduce pain and improve mobility
Read moreTrigger thumb surgery (children)
Answers some of the questions that you or your child may have about surgery for trigger thumb
Read moreTriple arthrodesis (foot surgery)
An operation to fuse the joints of the back of the foot (sub talar, talo navicular and calcaneo cuboid) to treat a painful arthritic foot
Read moreTroubleshooting problems with thin tube open fit hearing aids
Advice for fixing common problems
Read moreTubal ectopic pregnancy
This leaflet aims to help women with a specific type of pregnancy called a tubal ectopic pregnancy.
Read moreTuberculosis (Infection Control)
Explains what TB is, how it is spread and how it is treated
Read moreTuberculosis (TB) and diet
Dietary advice for people diagnosed with and being treated for tuberculosis (TB)
Read moreTuberculosis (TB): Are you new to the UK?
This leaflet is for people newly arrived in the UK who are attending the TB clinic at the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read moreTunnelled line insertion for haemodialysis (HD)
Explains how a tunnelled line for haemodialysis is inserted under the skin on your chest - what to expect, possible complications and aftercare advice following the procedure
Read moreTwins and multiple pregnancy
Multiple pregnancy is when you are carrying two or more babies in your womb. This leaflet is for parents and carers and explains the different types of twin pregnancies.
Read moreTwo phase bone scan as an outpatient
A test that looks at the activity of some cells in your bones - used to investigate acute inflammation due to infection e.g. osteomyelitis or to evaluate prosthetic joints
Read moreTyoe 1 Diabetes in young people guide
Guide for young people with Type 1 diabetes who are moving to the Young Adult Clinic
Read moreType I supracondylar fracture of the humerus
Advice for caring for your child with a simple upper arm fracture
Read moreTypical synovial joint diagram
Shows a normal joint versus a joint badly affected by inflammatory arthritis (IA)
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