Resources

The causes of, and treatment for, tinnitus when someone experiences the sensation of a noise in the ear which is not audible to other people.

Information about treatment for a toddler's fracture in children.

Information for patients who need a follow up appointment. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This information is about how to care for your baby after they have had a tongue-tie division. It includes information about what the wound may look like and how your baby may feel, signs of infection and when to seek help, what to expect with bleeding, how to do tongue exercises with your baby and ways to support breastfeeding.

Aftercare advice following a tonsillectomy in a child.

This information is about an operation called a total ankle replacement, or TAR. It explains what happens during a TAR operation.

This information explains what a Tracheostomy is, its benefits, how it is performed and common and uncommon risks involved.

Information on traction apophysitis which is a term used for a group of ‘conditions’ that tends to affect children who are having a ‘growth spurt’.

Non invasive bladder cancer only affects the lining of the bladder, and the tumours can usually be removed easily using a resectoscope. This is called a TURBT (Transurethral Resection of the Bladder Tumour).

Transcatheter aortic valve implants are used to treat valvular heart disease.