Resources

The T34™ is a battery powered pump that drives a syringe. It is designed to administer medications slowly over a 24-hour period.

Information about Tacrolimus, a drug used to suppress the immune system.

Information about Tacrolimus, a drug used to suppress the immune system.

Advice for patients seen in the Emergency Department on how to take care of a plaster cast.

A Tektrotyd scan is used to find neuroendocrine and other types of tumours.

All of the Macmillan Breast Care Nurse Specialists (also called a ‘Key Worker’ or Specialist Nurse) provide telephone support to patients and their carers/families which might include discussing issues around diagnosis, treatment options, symptom problems or access to other healthcare services.

The Specialist Nurses provide telephone support for patients and their carers/families during normal working hours from 9am to 4pm.

This information is for people having a temporal artery biopsy to help find out whether they may have giant cell arteritis. It explains why the biopsy is needed, what happens during the biopsy and lists possible side effects.

Tendinopathy is the term used to describe an overuse injury to the tendon.

Information about Tenofovir Disoproxil for the treatment of Hepatitis B viral infection (HBV). It includes information on why it is necessary to take it, how and when to take it and side effects.