Patient resources

Non-traumatic back pain

Information and support on back pain.

Paediatric burns and scalds

Information for patients

Paediatric Finger and Hand Fractures

This leaflet is designed to support parents and carers of children and young people who have sustained simple finger or hand fractures, to understand their recovery and when they need to seek further assessment or follow-up and what to expect during their recovery.

Rib Injuries

Information for patients

Scarlet Fever

Scarlet fever is a contagious infection that mostly affects young children. It is a common infection that is caused by a bacteria called group A strep. It’s easily treated with antibiotics and most cases are mild. Some children will have group A strep with no symptoms at all.

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.

Sling Advice

Information for patients

Soft Tissue Infections

Information for patients

Soft tissue injuries of the ankle

Early advice and exercises Information for patients

Suspected Scaphoid Fracture Advice

Information for patients

Swallowed Magnets in Children

Information for parents and carers

Swallowed Objects

Information for parents and carers

Taking your child home with possible concussion

Thumb Spicas

Information for patients

Toddlers fracture

Information for patients

Torticollis

Information for parents and carers

Undisplaced fractures of the Proximal Humerus

Information for parents and carers

Weber A Fractures of the Ankle

Information for parents and carers

Welcome to Leeds Teaching Hospitals Emergency Department (Easy Read)

Information for patients

What is TIA?

Information for patients