• Funding Atlantic Canada’s first surgical robotics technology at the QEII. Robot-assisted surgery is a treatment option that’s never been available, here, in Atlantic Canada…until now.

    Surgical Robotics

    Funding Atlantic Canada’s first surgical robotics technology at the QEII.

Robot-assisted surgery is a cancer treatment option that’s never been available, here, in Atlantic Canada…until now.

HUMAN CONTROLLED. ROBOT ASSISTED. DONOR FUNDED.
Robot-assisted surgery at the QEII.

Robotic innovation is transforming the delivery of health care around the world and robot-assisted surgery is known to be the most effective method for treating certain cancers. With the support of several generous families who have been touched by cancer and saw a need, the QEII Foundation has been able to get this technology to the QEII on trial for prostate, gynecological, and kidney cancer treatment. But we still need the support of our community to help keep this technology at the QEII and to expand it to other types of cancer surgeries.

Watch the video below to discover what your donation will make possible:

Help keep robot-assisted surgery at the QEII.

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A THANK YOU MESSAGE FROM
Dr. Ross Mason

“By making a donation to robot-assisted surgery, you will ensure that this game-changing technology is here to stay. This technology is transforming patient care in Nova Scotia and will be funded entirely by donors like you. I’m proud to offer this option to my patients and grateful to people like you who continue to make that possible.”

Dr. Ross Mason, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre
Dr. Ross Mason, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Meet the team behind robot-assisted surgery

 

 

Dr. Karla Willows, Gynecologic Oncologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr. Karla Willows, Gynecological Oncologist and Cancer Surgeon

 

 

Dr Greg Bailly, Chief of Urology, QEII Health Sciences Centre

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Dr Katharina Kieser, Chief of Gynaecology-Oncology, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr Katharina Kieser, Chief of Gynaecology-Oncology

 

 

Dr. David Watton, Anesthesiologist, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr. David Watton, Anesthesiologist, QEII

 

 

Dr. Ricardo Rendon, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr. Ricardo Rendon, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon

 

 

Dr. Ross Mason, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr. Ross Mason, Urologist and Cancer Surgeon

 

 

Dr. Stephanie Scott, Gynecologic Oncologist and Cancer Surgeon, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Dr. Stephanie Scott, Gynecological Oncologist and Cancer Surgeon

 

 

Janet Bate, Charge Nurse, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Janet Bate, Charge Nurse, QEII

 

 

Tony Blinkhorn, Surgical Robotics Coordinator, QEII Health Sciences Centre

Tony Blinkhorn, Surgical Robotics Coordinator, QEII
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Learn more about the QEII Foundation’s campaign for robot-assisted surgery

Atlantic Canada’s first surgical robotics technology
QEII Health Sciences Centre home to Atlantic Canada’s first surgical robotics technology
Entire project to be funded by QEII Foundation donors with $2.8 million left to raise.
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Donnie’s reason for investing in robot-assisted surgery
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A cancer patient’s perspective
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Recruiting top talent
It was the most exciting day of Dr. Mason’s career when the QEII’s first surgical robot arrived.
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QEII Foundation donors rise to the Conter family's challenge
The community's $100,000 is having a $200,000 impact.