Patient resources

Going home with facial disfigurement after head and neck cancer surgery

Please note that this booklet should only be used as authorised by a member of the Head and Neck Cancer Healthcare Team.

Build-up of protein or calcium on your optic nerve (optic nerve head drusen)

Taking a sample of your breast tissue with an MRI scan (MRI guided breast biopsy)

Understanding squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the skin

LEAM patient diary

2.1Please note that this diary should only be used as authorised by a member of the haematology healthcare team.

Understanding ambulatory care for haematology patients

Please note that this leaflet should only be used as authorised by a member of the Haematology healthcare team.

Blinatumomab patient diary

Please note that this diary should only be used as authorised by a member of the haematology healthcare team.

Having an X-ray test to check the speed of your bowel (colonic transit study)

Instructions for diabetics before an endoscopy via the mouth (afternoon appointment)

Outward turning of eyelid (ectropion)

Eating and drinking advice now that you have a stent in your oesophagus, stomach or small bowel

Please note this leaflet should only be used as authorised by a dietitian or other member of the healthcare team.

Taking hydroxycarbamide for myeloproliferative neoplasms

Please note that this booklet should only be used as authorised by a member of the Haematology Health Care Team.

Your follow-up telephone appointment after your visit to the Oculoplastic Eye Clinic

Having an abdominal hysterectomy

Inner thigh muscle relaxation techniques

Pelvic stability exercises – back (posterior)

This leaflet is intended only for use to supplement a patient's treatment under the supervision of a Specialist Physiotherapist within the Women's Health Team. The leaflet is not meant for patients who have not been assessed and directed by this team.

Pelvic stability exercises – front (anterior)

This leaflet isintended only for use to supplement a patient's treatment under the supervision of a Specialist Physiotherapist within the Women's Health Team.The leaflet is not meant for patients who have not been assessed and directed by this team.

Osborne Treatment Centre at home service

Treating blepharospasm with Botox injections around your eye

Exercises 4 weeks after a flexor tendon repair to your hand

This leaflet is intended to supplement Occupational Therapy treatment with patients and is not intended for use without therapy guidance.