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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Your doctor has recommended for you or your family member to have a Mechanical Thrombectomy. This leaflet will explain what the operation involves, the outcomes and the possible risks.
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Medical retina diagnostic clinics (MRVIRT)
Information for patients
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
Information for parents and carers
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MRI guided biopsy of the breast
Important information for patients about your appointment
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
MRI Scan for Children under General Anaesthesia
Information for parents & carers
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Naevus diagnostic & monitoring clinic
Information for patients
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Information to help you manage your nephrostomy.
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NHS Breast Screening Programme
Information for women with breast augmentation
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Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram (PTC) and Drainage
Your doctor has recommended for you to have a Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram and drainage. This page will explain what this operation involves, the intended outcomes and the possible risks.
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Photographing your eye: Ophthalmic Imaging
During your eye clinic appointment at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals, you may need to have your eye scanned or photographed.
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This resource is provided by Leeds Children's Hospital
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.
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Interventional Neuro-Radiology Service information for patients
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Aftercare instructions for patients
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Sulphur Hexofluoride (Sonovue) microbubbles and sentinel node mapping
Information for patients
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Information for patients having a Surface Topography Scan.
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Topical Sirolimus for the treatment of vascular anomalies for adults and children
Information for patients