After cataract surgery, it is common for the thin capsule behind your new lens to become cloudy and make your vision blurry again. A YAG laser capsulotomy is done to improve your vision. The pamphlet describes getting ready for treatment, what happens during the treatment, and what to expect after.
This pamphlet explains the challenges you may experience 24 hours after your baby is born. Ways to comfort your baby are provided. This pamphlet is also available in French.
Your doctor has prescribed systemic therapy (treatment for cancer) which will be given to you by an infusion pump you will be connected to at home. This medication is given through a vein. Your pump has been chosen specifically for your treatment. This pamphlet answers common questions you may have about your infusion pump.
This pamphlet gives information about your care before and after your craniotomy. Topics include tests you will need before your surgery, activity, pain management, and monitoring your symptoms after surgery.
This pamphlet describes what to expect when you visit one of Nova Scotia Health's Emergency Departments. This pamphlet is also available in French, Arabic, Mi'kmaw, Hindi, and Spanish.
This pamphlet describes what to expect when you visit the Emergency Department (ED) at Fishermen's Memorial Hospital. This pamphlet is also available in French.
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Su visita al servicio de urgencias