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Laparoscopic System

Nearly half of the surgeries performed at WDMH rely on one essential piece of equipment: the laparoscopic system, which acts as the surgeon’s eyes. After 17 years of use, this critical tool is reaching the end of its life, and the image quality is no longer where it needs to be, making procedures more challenging and patient care more complex. While this technology is vital, the provincial government does not fund medical equipment for hospitals, which is why community support is so important. Right now, you can help by giving today and doubling your impact, as every donation will be matched up to $10,000 thanks to a generous donor. Your generosity helps keep patients safe and ensures our teams have the tools they need to provide the very best care, when it matters most, thank you for caring for your hospital, your community, and every life we serve.


What is a laparoscopic system?
This system includes the tiny camera and equipment that let surgeons see inside the body during minimally invasive surgery. It gives clear images on a monitor so surgeons can work safely and precisely.
Value: $370,000


What surgeries depend on it?
Approximately half of the surgeries we perform at WDMH are laparoscopic.
Surgeries that rely on it include:

  • General surgery
  • Gynecology
  • ENT
  • Urology 
  • Emergency procedures

 
What will the new system include?

  • New monitors
  • New processors
  • 4K wiring in both operating rooms
  • 10 new cystoscopes
  • The newest high-definition cords

image14K Multi-Specialty Video Processor with Upgradeable 3D/IR Capacity

image2 Full Colour Infrared LED Light Source 

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image4 Compact True 4K Camera Head with Continuous Autofocus and Fluorescence Imaging 

image5 High-Definition Digital Endoscope with Narrow Band Imaging Technology

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55 Inch LG Smart TVs

For many residents at Dundas Manor, television is more than entertainment, it’s comfort, familiarity, and a vital connection to the outside world.

Today, you can help make a meaningful difference by supporting the purchase of 128 hospital-grade Smart TVs for resident rooms in the new Dundas Manor Long-Term Care Home. Each room will feature a 55” LG Smart TV, giving residents their own dedicated space to relax, unwind, and stay connected.

Specially designed for healthcare environments, these TVs are safe, durable, and easy to use. More importantly, they open the door to greater connection allowing residents to enjoy video calls, photos, and messages from loved ones, along with their favourite shows, movies, and news.

A larger screen can make a world of difference. With clearer images, easier-to-read captions, and better visibility from across the room, residents can watch comfortably and independently.

Each TV costs $933, and every gift brings us one step closer to ensuring every resident has access to their own.

Right now, your impact will be doubled.

Thanks to the generosity of a matching donor, every gift will be matched up to $10,000, doubling the comfort and connection you provide. 

Your support helps create a more personalized, dignified living experience. One where residents can enjoy their favourite programs, stay connected to family, and feel more at home.

Give today and help brighten every room.

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