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Brandt-Daroff Exercise For BPPV

Brandt-Daroff exercises are used for the treatment of Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV).

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Breast feeding when you have had a local anaesthetic

Information for breast feeding patients who have had a local anaesthetic to the breast.

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital
Breast milk fortifier

This information is about how to feed your baby breast milk fortifier in addition to breast milk if they need extra nutrition because they were born preterm.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Neonatology

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Breast screening at the Park Centre for Breast Care (easy read)

Easy read guide: Maria’s story.

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Annual Reports and Accounts

Legacy Annual Reports and Accounts from 2008 - 2020.

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital and Sussex Eye Hospital
Broken collar bone (clavicle fracture) A&E leaflet

Information for if you have been seen in the Emergency Department and been found to have a fracture of the clavicle (collarbone).

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital, Worthing Hospital, St Richard’s Hospital and Southlands Hospital
Broken nose (nasal fracture)

Broken nose: symptoms, treatment, home care and when to seek help.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: A&E

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital, Worthing Hospital and St Richard’s Hospital
Broken nose A&E leaflet

Information for you if you have attended the Emergency Department with a broken nose.

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Broken phalanx (finger). Information for patients who do not need a follow up appointment.

This information is about phalanx fractures. A fracture means the same as a broken bone. A phalanx is a small bone in your finger. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Physiotherapy

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Worthing Hospital and St Richard’s Hospital
Broken phalanx (finger). Information for patients who need a follow up appointment.

This information is about phalanx fractures. A fracture means the same as a broken bone. A phalanx is a small bone in your finger. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Physiotherapy

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Worthing Hospital and St Richard’s Hospital

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Breast feeding when you have had a local anaesthetic

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Breast screening at the Park Centre for Breast Care (easy read)

Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Annual Reports and Accounts

Broken collar bone (clavicle fracture) A&E leaflet

Broken nose (nasal fracture)

Broken nose A&E leaflet

Broken phalanx (finger). Information for patients who do not need a follow up appointment.

Broken phalanx (finger). Information for patients who need a follow up appointment.

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