Our Breast Unit offers assessment of patients referred from their GP with breast concerns, offers surveillance for patients known to be at high risk of breast cancer as well as the Cambridge and ...

If you use the MyChart app, you can show your appointment on your phone to get discounted parking. We know the phone signal in our car parks can be weak. If you have trouble loading the app, you can: ...

This leaflet is aimed at providing information for patients and their families / carers about mallet finger injuries and treatment required to recover from the injury. A mallet injury, resulting in a ...

If your mouth or throat becomes sore during illness or treatment, the following advice may help: Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the hospital campus. For advice and support in quitting, contact ...

This leaflet is for anyone who would benefit from increasing their protein intake without increasing their overall energy (calorie) intake to the same extent. People with injuries, ulcers, burns, ...

As cardiac rehabilitation professionals we often get asked questions about cycling so here is some advice and information that you might find helpful. Please read this leaflet through before starting ...

The following information is for patients who are experiencing lateral hip pain which has been diagnosed as coming from the gluteal tendons. It covers what gluteal tendinopathy is, why it happens, ...

During your attendance at the Cambridge Breast Unit you have had a full assessment of your breast pain symptom: this will have consisted of a clinical examination, along with a mammogram if you are ...

Exercise Induced Bronchoconstriction (EIB) is when the small airways in your lungs narrow during exercise, making it harder to breathe. This can happen even if you don’t have asthma. Sometimes during ...

Why do I need a TIPSS? Normally the blood from your gut returns in veins via the liver to the heart. The largest of these veins is called the Portal Vein. Due to the disease in your liver there is ...

Silicone can work well combined with treatments such as pressure, scar massage and other therapeutic methods in reducing the appearance of scars. Silicone may hydrate the scar tissue and reduce the ...

Further to your clinic appointment, this leaflet explains more about the procedure of soft tissue grafting and what it involves. If you have any further questions, please speak to the clinician caring ...