Resources

This information is about Penthrox pain relief medicine. It explains what Penthrox is, why Penthrox can be a good pain relief medicine for your child, when Penthrox should not be used, how to help your child use their Penthrox and the side effects that Penthrox may have.

A percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) is a procedure to remove a kidney stone or stones. Percutaneous means ‘through the skin’ and nephrolithotomy means ‘taking stones out of the kidney’.

This information is to help you understand phantom limb pain and ways to manage it.

This is an operation to create a larger channel through the prostate gland. This will prevent or relieve obstruction to the flow of urine.

Information on what you may experience with Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) and how to care for the area after treatment with PDT. 

What happens after your abdominal (tummy) surgery and exercises you can do to help your recovery.

This information is about your operation to repair your anterior cruciate ligament (ACL reconstruction). It explains what to expect from your operation and recovery and what you can do to maximise your recovery. This includes how to care for your operation wound and your repaired ACL and what exercises you may be able to do at different stages of your recovery.

Placenta check scan which reassesses the position of the placenta.