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Patient Information Leaflets for Orthopaedics

Knees

Information for patients relatives and carers

Shoulder

Information for patients relatives and carers

Elbow

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Hand and Wrist

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Foot and Ankle

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General advice following a wrist fracture

Information for patients relatives and carers

Surgery and exercises for dupuytren’s contracture

Discharge advice for patients after surgery for dupuytren’s contracture

Information for patients relatives and carers

Surgery and exercises for carpal tunnel syndrome

Discharge advice for patients after carpal tunnel surgery

Information for patients relatives and carers

Taking care of your plaster cast

Information for patients relatives and carers

Trapeziumectomy

Information for patients relatives and carers

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