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Neonatal stroke

Description: Information for families who have been told their baby has had a stroke around the time of birth. It answers some
Url: /resources/patient-information/neonatal-stroke.pdf

Orthoptic exercises FAQs

Description: This leaflet addresses the frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding orthoptic exercises.
Url: /resources/patient-information/orthoptic-exercises-faqs.pdf

Chronic pain team

Description: About our chronic pain team
Url: /our-services/hospital/chronic-pain/team.aspx

Evelina London appoints first dedicated nurse for rare COVID condition

Description: Our children's hospital has become one of the first in the UK to appoint a clinical nurse specialist for a rare
Url: /about-us/news-events/2022-news/20220404-evelina-london-first-dedicated-nurse-for-rare-COVID-condition.aspx

MRI scan – information for parents

Description: Information for parents/carers whose child is having an MRI scan, explaining what will happen.
Url: /our-services/hospital/mri/parents/parents.aspx

Lower limb movement service

Description: This leaflet gives more information on what to expect if your child is offered an appointment with the lower limb movement
Url: /resources/patient-information/02-Linked/lower-limb-movement-service.pdf

Preparing your skin before surgery using chlorhexidine gluconate 2% cloths

Description: This leaflet aims to answer your questions about how to prepare your skin before surgery. The purpose of preparing your skin
Url: /resources/patient-information/preparing-your-skin-for-surgery.pdf

Preventing your child's short-sightedness (myopia) from getting worse

Description: Information for parents or carers about how to prevent their child's short-sightedness (myopia) from getting worse.
Url: /resources/patient-information/preventing-your-childs-short-sightedness-myopia-from-getting-worse.pdf

Atropine occlusion

Description: This leaflet explains the use of atropine eye drops for the treatment of amblyopia in children (also known as atropine occlusion
Url: /resources/patient-information/atropine-occlusion.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

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