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Wrist fracture manipulation A&E leaflet

Information on manipulation (moving) of wrist fractures (broken wrists) for patients seen in the Emergency Department.

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

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

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
Wrist sprain – The Alex

Information about symptoms and exercises for a wrist sprain in a child.

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

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital and Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital
Your abdominal drain passport

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: General surgery

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Your baby and their stoma

Information about stomas and their treatment in babies.

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

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Your Baby: A leaflet for you if you have lost your baby during 12 to 23 weeks of pregnancy

Information for parents who have lost a baby.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Early pregnancy unit

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Your Baby: A leaflet for you if you have miscarried during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy

Information on miscarriage during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Early pregnancy unit

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Your blood pressure and your planned operation.

This information is about managing high blood pressure before your operation.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Pre-operative Assessment

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
Your bone marrow tests (aspiration & trephine)

This information is about tests (investigations) called ‘aspiration’ and ‘trephine’ which are used to find out more about your bone marrow.

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

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Worthing Hospital and St Richard’s Hospital
Your Cardiac CT Scan

A CT scanner is a ‘doughnut shaped’ machine that uses x rays to produce more in depth images of the body. During a Cardiac CT scan, images are taken of the heart and coronary arteries which allows any narrowing or blockages of the arteries around the heart to be seen.

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

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

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Your child’s clavicle fracture (paediatric clavicle fracture). Information for parents whose child does not need a follow up appointment.

This information is about your child’s collar bone (clavicle) fracture. 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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Wrist fracture manipulation A&E leaflet

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Your child’s clavicle fracture (paediatric clavicle fracture). Information for parents whose child does not need a follow up appointment.

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