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Referral
Anyone with a foot problem registered with a Calderdale Gp can refer themselves into the podiatry service by completing the referral form. To help our clinical team to prioritise we…
An X-ray is a quick procedure commonly used to produce two dimensional (2D) images of the inside of the body. It's a very effective way of looking at the bones and can be used to…
We have two main Ultrasound departments, one at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary (HRI) and one at Calderdale Royal Hospital (CRH). In addition, peripheral ultrasound machines are located on each site…
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is an imaging technique that uses strong, magnet, radio waves and a computer to generate images, which show detailed sections of the body. These can be acquired in…
Isotope Imaging is an imaging technique that uses radioactive gamma emitting radiation and computers to generate images of various parts of the body. The doses administered are strictly governed by…
Fluoroscopy is an x-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion. There is a fluoroscopy room within the radiology department at both Huddersfield Royal Infirmary (HRI) and…
CT stands for Computerised Tomography and is a diagnostic technique in which the combined use of a computer and x-rays passed through the body at different angles produces cross-sectional images of…
The Breast Imaging Department is located on the Lower Ground Floor at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.
The department comprises of two GE Pristina mammography machines, installed Autumn 2023, and…
Bone Densitometry (or DEXA) is a low dose scan which is used to diagnose osteoporosis or osteopenia. Osteoporosis is a condition of the bones which weakens the internal structure of the bone making…
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The privacy of all of our Users (staff) is very important to us (the Trust). When you, as an App-user, use the Service the App-Publisher ((Chapelcroft Limited) process…
It is our priority to ensure that all pregnant women having their maternity care with us in hospital or in the community receive safe and personalised care. Our recommended visiting times policies…
Research is essential to the successful promotion and protection of health and well-being, and also to modern and effective health services. The Trust’s Research and Development (R&D)…
Making NHS data the heartbeat of healthcare with Yorkshire and Humber Secure Data Environment (Y&H SDE)
NHS data goes beyond patient care – it is vital for advancing medical research and healthcare…
This webpage will provide you with useful information about how you can prepare yourself for surgery. 'Prehabilitation' is all about undertaking good preparation for your body and mind before your…
Better wellbeing before surgery helps you recover after surgery.
When you’re waiting for surgery, you may feel more worried than usual. Your problems may not seem health…
Stopping smoking really is the best thing anyone can do for their health and to reduce the risk of a bad result after surgery. The World Health Organisation showed that stopping smoking reduces the…
Eating a balanced diet and keeping a healthy body weight will help to minimise the risks.
Being over or underweight can increase the risk of issues when having your surgery.
How do I improve…
Exercise is key for good physical and mental wellbeing.
Your body has to work hard to recover from surgery. In fact, having surgery has the same effect on your body as exercising; it increases…
Alcohol is never good for your health. It can also cause your body to respond badly to surgery. Reducing how much you drink, or quitting altogether, could make a positive difference to your…
