Critical Equipment

3D surgical navigation equipment enables surgical teams to merge images from three scans to provide a 3D image of a tumour, allowing for better planning and execution of an operation.

At her prenatal scan, Lyndsey was told her baby’s heart had not developed properly and he would require immediate and ongoing surgery.

Children with chronic illnesses can receive plasma exchange treatment using an apheresis machine.

Children with certain types of respiratory illnesses require constant breathing support to prevent serious complications such as impaired brain function, developmental issues and asphyxiation.

Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation – or ECMO – is a life-support machine that takes over the function of the heart and lungs while the body is fighting an illness or injury.

Babies born prematurely must be kept inside an incubator or radiant warmer – a walled, hygienic bed designed to insulate their tiny body.

During a scan at just 21 weeks pregnant, Tamara and Simon Jackson received the devastating news that their unborn baby had Hypoplastic left heart complex, a condition which causes the left side of the heart to hardly function.

Lumenis Ultra Pulse laser treatment has the potential to reduce the appearance of burns scars, improve function in the affected areas and reduce the number of surgical interventions required.

The MRI head and neck coil enables higher resolution images to be obtained of a child’s brain and neck.

The LSU is a portable, powerful and highly reliable suction unit designed for optimal preparation in emergency situations.

The Trilogy ventilator provides continuous respiratory support up to 24 hours a day.