Resources

This information explains why and how to take Metronidazole after bowel resection for Crohn's Disease. It also includes information about side-effects.

Information about what happens before, during and after an MIBG cardiac scan.

Information about what happens before, during and after an MIBG scan.

Information about what happens before, during and after your scan.

Microlaryngoscopy is the examination of the larynx (voice box), using a microscope, while under general anaesthetic.

Laryngeal Medialisation Injection (LMI) is an injection into one of the vocal cords in order to improve the voice. This is given during mircolaryngoscopy, which is the examination of the larynx (voice box) while under general anaesthetic.

This information is about microtropia. It includes information about what microtropia is, what causes microtropia, why it may not be obvious that a person has microtropia, how microtropia may affect your child’s vision, what treatment we may give your child and things that may cause your child’s microtropia to worsen and what to do if you think this has happened.

This information is about a midshaft collar bone (clavicle) fracture. For patients who need a follow up appointment.

Patient information on how to feed milk to a newborn baby and explains why breast milk is especially important for babies in the neonatal unit, particularly those born sick or prematurely.

Information for patients.