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The aortic valve usually opens when blood is pumped from your heart to the rest of your body, but in some people the valve does not open and close properly.
When your family member's condition has improved to the point they no longer require the specialized care and monitoring the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) provides, they may be transferred to another unit in the hospital. The nature of your loved one
About Trauma Services at KGH Kingston General Hospital is one of 11 lead trauma hospitals (LTH) in Ontario. We provide a high level of care for the severely injured patient. Regionalizing lead trauma hospitals across Ontario reduces trauma morbidity...
There are a variety of renal replacement therapy options available.
While there are a number of different types of childbirth, they all share the common goal of delivering a healthy baby. It is important that you fully understand your options, benefits, and risks involved in each of these birthing types. While it is...
We deliver a broad slate of services to help us determine what the cause for a patients symptoms might be. These services include: KGH Heart Rhythm Service Heart test Cardiac Genetics We have created an in-depth guide on what each of these services...
While some people still think of the Diagnostic Imaging Department as the 'X-ray" department, at Kingston Health Sciences Centre, we use many different types of imaging examinations to help your health care team, diagnose and monitor your care.
we offer many types of care in the internal medicine department.
We offer advanced specialized care to people throughout southeastern Ontario in the following specialties: Cardiac surgery Dental surgery Ostomy and Continence Surgeries (digestive or urinary tract surgery) General surgery (abdominal, intestinal...
Ultrasound exams are imaging studies that use sound waves to look at soft tissues in your body. Each year about 25,000 ultrasound studies are performed at KHSC. While most often associated with pregnancy, ultrasounds are also used to look at: Abdomen...
