Patient resources

Advice about skin care, sun protection and skin cancer after an organ transplant

Information about vascular disease and procedures (The Circulation Foundation – UK vascular charity)

Your stay – bedside information for patients

Looking after your skin during radiotherapy treatment

Radiotherapy skin reactions leaflet produced byThe Society & College of Radiographers.

Having keyhole surgery to remove lymph glands

Please note: this lealfet should only be used as authorised as a member of the Gynaecology Health Care Team.

Taking methotrexate for skin conditions

Having an open nephroureterectomy

Aftercare for the fracture of the head of the radius bone in your elbow

Breast screening: the AgeX trial

Information about research being carried out into screening women outside of the 50-70 years age range.

Breast screening: partial or incomplete mammography

Available in HTML

Breast screening: helping women decide

Breast screening: breast implant guidelines

Available in HTML

Breast screening: an easy guide (Easy Read)

You and your anaesthetic – preparing for your surgery

The Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) is the professional body responsible for the specialty of anaesthesia throughout the UK. Their website contains information for you and your carers about anaesthesia, which will help you prepare for an anaesthetic.

The Haemophilia Society

UK wide charity for everyone affected by a bleeding disorder. Whether you or someone in your family has been recently diagnosed, you have been living with a bleeding disorder for many years, or you simply want to find out more.

Flu vaccination – who should have it and why

Includes information for children and pregnant women.

DCR surgery for blocked tear duct (large print)

Leicestershire Nutrition & Dietetic Service (LNDS)

This site has been developed to meet the needs of LNDS staff, health professionals, patients, carers and the public across Leicestershire and Rutland.

Children and young people with autism – visiting Leicester’s Hospitals

Newborn hearing screening

The newborn hearing screening test helps identify babies who have permanent hearing loss as early as possible. This means parents can get the support and advice they need right from the start.