Patient resources

Short Synacthen®Test (SST)

This information is about a Short Synacthen® Test (SST). It is one of a series of leaflets explaining the reason why your child needs special hormone tests and how they will be carried out.

Shoulder dislocation

Information for parents

Sickle Cell Disease in Children and Young People

You have been referred to Children’s Haematology at Leeds Children’s Hospital because you or your child has sickle cell disease. This booklet contains some useful information about the Haematology service and sickle cell disease.

Simple (undisplaced) Metatarsal fractures

Information for parents

Simple (undisplaced) scaphoid fractures

Information for parents

Simple Greenstick Forearm Fractures

Your child has sustained a simple break, called a greenstick fracture, to one or both of the bones of their forearm. The Doctor has confirmed this.

Sirolimus for the treatment of children with vascular anomalies

Sirolimus is an immunosuppressive medication used mainly to prevent organ transplant rejection and to treat certain vascular anomalies or inflammatory conditions.

Sirolimus use in paediatric renal transplant patients

Information for patients, parents and carers

So you have been in an accident – A booklet for teenagers

Information for patients

So you have been in an accident…

Information for children and young people

Social wellbeing & support organisations in Leeds

This leaflet provides contact details for social wellbeing & support organisations.

Soft tissue injury of the ankle (ankle sprain)

Information for parents

Soft tissue injury of the elbow

Information for parents

Speech Videofluoroscopy (Children’s)

Information for parents and carers

Spironolactone Liquid Concentration

This leaflet aims to highlight important medication related information to patients, parents, and carers to improve medication safety.

Spironolactone Tablet Concentration

This leaflet aims to highlight important medication related information to patients, parents and carers to improve medication safety.

Steroid Joint Injections under General Anaesthetic

Information for parents

Steroid Joint Injections under General Anaesthetic (Young People)

Information for young people

Steroid Joint Injections using Entonox (laughing gas)

Information for young people

Steroid Joint Injections using Entonox (Laughing Gas) (Parents)

Information for parents