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What is Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC)? It is a genetic disease that affects around 1 million people all over the world. It causes tumors to form in different organs, including the brain, eyes, heart, kidneys, skin and lungs. Why do patients get diagnosed with TSC? The disease may be inherited...

Print Resources - Available in the Clinic All About Carriers: All about Carriers is a book that may help girls and women who have inherited the factor VIII or IX hemophilia gene find answers to their questions All About Hemophilia: A Guide for Families (2nd Edition): A comprehensive resource for...

Visit the Determining the Need web page Visit the Planning for Simulation web page Visit the Facilitating Simulation web page Visit the Evaluation and Assessment web page Visit the In Situ Simulation web page Visit the Glossary web page Visit the Education and Courses web page Visit the Additional...

Visit the About Kids Health website for health education for children and their caregivers. It is put together by the Toronto SickKids Hospital and supported by the Canadian Association for Pediatric Health Centers. Visit the Hand to Hold website for family support before, during and after a NICU...

My Guide to Total Hip Joint Replacement PDF My Guide to Total Knee Joint Replacement PDF Lifestyle Changes Before Your Joint Surgery PDF Sex After Joint Replacement PDF Total Shoulder Replacement PDF High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) with and without ACL Reconstruction PDF South West Health Line...

The typical length of stay in hospital after joint replacement surgery is one to two days. During your stay in hospital, our team will work with you to make sure you are ready to return safely home. Sometimes family members are asked to come in so they can be shown how to assist you in the...

With joint replacement surgery, the surgery itself is just one component of the whole process. In order for your surgery to be successful, there are things that you can and should do to be adequately prepared. Healthy Living Prior to surgery, engaging in an active lifestyle, maintaining a healthy...

E-Mail: recruitment@lhsc.on.ca For student placements and internships, more information can be found in the Student Affairs section of the website . Information on how to become a volunteer, can be found in the Volunteer Services section of the website .

The links listed below are for various MND support groups and informational websites. Most of these sites are not officially affiliated with the London Health Sciences Centre, and we cannot guarantee that all of the content on these sites will be 100% factually accurate. Should you have specific...

We are located at: University Hospital 339 Windermere Road London, Ontario N6A 5A5 For every clinic appointment, you are required to register on the main floor at Patient Registration. The MND Clinic is located on the 7th floor and can be reached via the Outpatient elevators across from the Gift...