A new, more powerful laser for kidney stones at SHN Centenary
The Clarion Magneto laser has arrived at SHN Centenary. Our urologists used it for the first time today to break up kidney and ureter stones.
Our urologists care for patients at Scarborough Health Network (SHN). SHN Foundation raises money for SHN's hospitals, and its biggest campaign is called Love, Scarborough.
More than 850,000 people rely on SHN for their care. The Foundation says the need keeps growing. For example, its emergency departments see about 220,000 visits a year, in spaces built for half that number.
According to SHN Foundation, the money goes to:
Through the Foundation's With Gratitude program, you can thank a doctor, nurse or caregiver at SHN with a gift in their honour. They receive a message of thanks from you.
You can learn more about the campaign on the SHN Foundation website.
The Clarion Magneto laser has arrived at SHN Centenary. Our urologists used it for the first time today to break up kidney and ureter stones.
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