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Mud flap (1079)
A mud flap can help protect the area on the back, where a child had surgery. This sheet gives step-by-step instructions for how to use the mud flap.
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Mud flap (Spanish) 1079
A mud flap can help protect the area on the back, where a child had surgery. This sheet gives step-by-step instructions for how to use the mud flap.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Myringoplasty (eardrum surgery) 2103
Frequently asked questions and details on eardrum surgery--myringoplasty.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Myringoplasty (eardrum surgery) (Spanish)
Frequently asked questions and details on eardrum surgery--myringoplasty.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Nothing by mouth (NPO) instructions 1018
Specific instructions to follow for nothing by mouth (NPO) or tube
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(Teaching Sheets)
Nothing by mouth (NPO) instructions (Spanish)
Specific instructions to follow for nothing by mouth (NPO) or tube
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(Teaching Sheets)
Occupational therapy after chest surgery (1861)
Learn about therapy to help you get better after chest surgery.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Pectus excavatum 1934
Pectus Excavatum is when the rib cage does not develop as it should. The breastbone (sternum), which is in the center of the chest, is sunken or caved in. Learn what tests are needed and how it is treated.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Pectus excavatum (Spanish)
Pectus Excavatum is when the rib cage does not develop as it should. The breastbone (sternum), which is in the center of the chest, is sunken or caved in. Learn what tests are needed and how it is treated.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Pectus Excavatum: Surgery (1935)
Your child is having surgery to fix the sunken area of the chest called pectus. Learn more about how to prepare your child for this surgery and how to care for them after the surgery.
