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Gynaecomastia removal (surgery to remove excess male breast tissue)

Description: Information about having surgery to remove excess male breast tissue.
Url: /resources/patient-information/gynaecomastia-removing-breast-tissue.pdf

Having an exchange blood transfusion - Information for parents or carers of a child with sickle cell disease

Description: Information leaflet for parents and carers about their child having an exchange blood transfusion.
Url: /resources/patient-information/exchange-transfusion-information-for-parents.pdf

Having a simple (top-up) blood transfusion - Information for parents or carers of a child with sickle cell disease

Description: Information leaflet for parents and carers about their child having a simple (top-up) blood transfusion.
Url: /resources/patient-information/simple-top-up-transfusion-information-for-parents.pdf

Pseudosquint

Description: This leaflet explains the term pseudosquint.
Url: /resources/patient-information/pseudosquint.pdf

Single left superior vena cava

Description: Information about having a single left superior vena cava (SVC).
Url: /resources/patient-information/single-left-superior-vena-cava.pdf

Bilateral superior vena cava

Description: Information about having a bilateral superior vena cava (SVC).
Url: /resources/patient-information/bilateral-superior-vena-cava.pdf

TLSO spinal brace: a guide for patients

Description: A guide for children who have to wear a TLSO (thoraco-lumbar sacral orthosis) spinal brace.
Url: /resources/patient-information/TLSO-patients.pdf

TLSO spinal brace: a guide for parents

Description: Guide for parents and carers whose child needs to wear a TLSO spinal brace.
Url: /resources/patient-information/TLSO-parents.pdf

Anti-VEGF injections for babies with retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)

Description: Information for parents and carers about anti-VEGF injections. They are a treatment for an eye condition called retinopathy of prematurity
Url: /resources/patient-information/anti-vegf-injections-for-babies-with-retinopathy-of-prematurity-ROP.pdf

Achondroplasia

Description: Achondroplasia is the most common form of disproportionate short stature (DSS).
Url: /resources/patient-information/achondroplasia.pdf

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