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EXTUBATE The term extubate means to "remove a tube". It is used most frequently to describe the removal of the breathing tube (endotracheal tube).

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Dr. Derek Cool, Associate Scientist at London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute (LHSCRI) and Interventional Radiologist at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), demonstrating the equipment used to deliver radioactive beads to treat patients with kidney cancer.

Research & Innovation

Clinical trial targets kidney cancer with internal radiation

Clinical trial could help people with kidney failure live longer

Citrus surprise: A juicy discovery at LHSC changed drug safety around the world

Surgical procedure slows progression of knee osteoarthritis

Child Life Specialist

Helping kids be kids: A Children’s Hospital legacy

New Women’s Minor Procedure Room at LHSC takes the pain out of gynecologic procedures

LHSC 150: Hockey and care through the years

LHSC 150: The hospital pharmacy

Krystyna Locke standing in Verspeeten Family Cancer Centre parking lot at London Health Sciences Centre.

Cancer Survivor Celebrates Birthday By Covering Patients’ Parking

Two Young Sisters Raise $3,500 For Pancreatic Cancer Research In Tribute To Late Grandmother

A different kind of human: Steve Kieffer’s story

Shoppers Foundation Donates $100,000 To LHSC Women’s Care Department