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Cancer and cancer treatment can change the body and how people feel about themselves, which can affect sexual function. A licensed psychologist with Saint Luke’s Cancer Institute Supportive Oncology and Rehabilitation Services can help address issues or concerns about sexual health.

The surgeons at Saint Luke's Center for Surgical Weight Loss offer the SADI-S procedure, which reduces stomach size and reroutes part of the intestines.

The risk posed by a skin cancer diagnosis can range from mild to life-threatening. We have the expertise you need to protect, prevent, or treat against skin cancer. Our specialists use the most advanced methods to accurately diagnose skin cancer and the most innovative therapies needed to treat it.

Tumors at the base of the skull—behind the eyes and nose, between the ears, or near the pituitary gland—can be difficult to treat. Special surgical skills and expertise are required to protect the brain, as well as critical nerves and blood vessels in the brain, neck, and spinal cord.

The stages of sleep range from light to deep and each stage has measurable characteristics. A sleep study, or polysomnogram, generally takes place in a sleep lab during normal sleeping hours. Sleep studies record brain and body activity that occur during sleep so disorders can be diagnosed and treated.

The surgeons at Saint Luke's Center for Surgical Weight Loss offer the sleeve gastrectomy procedure, which involves removing a large portion of the stomach.

The Children’s SPOT specializes in speech therapy for pediatrics.

The spinal cord injury program at Saint Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute in Overland Park, Kansas, is on the leading edge of spinal care and expertise, helping patients achieve the best possible outcomes.

SCAD is caused by a sudden tear or split in the coronary artery wall, which results in blood filling within the tear and blocking blood flow in the artery.

Some patients hope outpatient rehabilitation can help prevent the need for surgery. Some use it to transition out of the hospital. Some just want to get back to the activities they love. No matter the reason, Saint Luke’s sports medicine and rehabilitation teams are here to help.

Some patients need outpatient rehab as a means of prevention and avoiding surgery. Others use it to transition out of the hospital. And some simply want to return to their best selves.