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Patient resources
We publish a large number of patient information leaflets and resources across the whole range of our clinical expertise. Leaflets remain on this website whilst under review, which could take up to four months.
Popular patient resources
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Adult Home Parenteral Nutrition Discharge Booklet
Information for patients
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
Information for parents of young people with congenital heart disease
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Advice after Mitomycin-C instillations
Information for patients
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Advice and exercises following a fracture or soft tissue injury of the lower limb
Information for patients
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Advice and exercises following a fracture or soft tissue injury of the upper limb
Information for patients
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Advice before your hip replacement surgery
Information for patients
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Advice before your knee replacement surgery
Information for patients
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
Advice following Neonatal Care on the Post Natal Ward
Your baby is having or has required inpatient care from the Neonatal team. Going home can often feel scary. This page highlights key areas to check when at home and when to seek help.
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Advice following your Colposcopy
This information leaflet provides information about Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), procedures carried out in colposcopy and guidance on what to expect following your colposcopy.
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Advice for parents when their child has had an anaesthetic
Information for parents
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Advice for patients following a dental operation under general anaesthetic
Advice following your recent dental surgery, regarding your post-operative care.
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
Advice for patients with Pulled Elbow
Information for parents or carers
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Advice for use of glucose monitors (CGM) / sensor during radiotherapy
This leaflet outlines our advice for anyone receiving radiotherapy and who routinely wears a Continuous Glucose Monitor. This is to make sure you avoid any diabetic complications, as cancer treatment may affect your normal blood glucose levels.
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
Information for patients