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This page is intended for patients who suffer from laryngeal dystonia (formerly known as spasmodic dysphonia) who might benefit from this therapy.
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This page answers common questions about high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment for the prostate.
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This page explains what to do and what to avoid when your child has had extractions or minor oral surgery.
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This page aims to provide information about the syndrome haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH).
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This page has been written for patients who are receiving proton beam therapy (PBT) to the prostate.
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You can make a secure payment using our online portal. It is a convenient way to make a payment for a range of services and is available 24/7. When making a payment you will be directed a secure website hosted by The Access Group, a leading provider of business software. Payments can be made against an invoice raised by the Trust or for a range of other services which are set out when you access the portal.
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A guide created by The Red Cell Network with expert patient insight from Elaine Tappin, Miriam Santos Freire and Nneka Smith.
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All HPB and hepatology clinical and academic services, including pancreatic cancer services, have transferred from UCLH to the Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust, creating one of the largest centres in Europe for the treatment of conditions of the liver, pancreas and biliary system.
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The cardiovascular health and rehabilitation service at UCLH is made up of a multidisciplinary team of cardiac nurses, health professionals and exercise specialists.
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Advice on relaxation techniques for young people living with fatigue conditions.
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UCLH Private maternity brochure May 2024
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Maternity referral form
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Headache Service additional medication Information
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Psychology referral form (children and young patients)
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RLHIM Pharmacy Product Catalogue
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Patient telephone reminder service opt-out form
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UCLH Membership Development Strategy
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What young people would like everyone to know about Type 1 Diabetes