Critical Care - ICU & HDU

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit)

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides specialized care for newborns requiring advanced medical attention due to prematurity, low birth weight, congenital conditions, or birth complications. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and managed by expert neonatologists, the NICU ensures every newborn receives compassionate, precise, and life-saving care from the very first moments of life.

Specialized Care & Treatments

  • Advanced Respiratory Support – Ventilator and CPAP support for babies with breathing difficulties or underdeveloped lungs.
  • Neonatal Monitoring Systems – Continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen, temperature, and vital signs to ensure stability.
  • Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition – Customized feeding plans for premature or critically ill newborns to promote healthy growth.
  • Phototherapy & Infection Control – Treatment for neonatal jaundice and sepsis prevention through strict hygiene protocols.
  • Post-Surgical & Preterm Care – Specialized management for post-surgical recovery and premature babies with developmental needs.

Conditions Requiring NICU Admission

Common Symptoms in Newborns:

  • Difficulty breathing or irregular heartbeat
  • Low birth weight or premature delivery (before 37 weeks)
  • Severe jaundice or bluish skin tone (cyanosis)
  • Feeding difficulties or poor weight gain

Underlying Causes:

  • Premature birth leading to organ immaturity
  • Maternal health conditions such as diabetes or hypertension
  • Birth asphyxia, infections, or congenital anomalies
  • Multiple pregnancies (twins or triplets) requiring close monitoring

Family Support & Prevention

  • Regular prenatal check-ups and early detection of high-risk pregnancies
  • Ensuring maternal nutrition, vaccinations, and proper lifestyle during pregnancy
  • Immediate post-delivery screening for early intervention and neonatal care
  • Family counseling and support programs to ensure emotional well-being of parents
Emergency, Accident & Trauma

Emergency, Accident & Trauma

The Emergency, Accident & Trauma Department is equipped to handle all critical and life-threatening situations with speed, precision, and compassion. Available 24x7, our highly skilled emergency physicians, trauma surgeons, and critical care specialists work in sync to provide immediate stabilization, advanced treatment, and comprehensive management for all medical emergencies.

Emergency Services & Treatments

  • 24x7 Emergency & Trauma Response – Round-the-clock care for accident victims, cardiac arrests, strokes, and medical crises.
  • Advanced Life Support (ALS) Ambulance – Fully equipped ambulances with trained paramedics for rapid emergency transport.
  • Polytrauma & Fracture Management – Immediate surgical and orthopaedic interventions for complex injuries and fractures.
  • Head Injury & Neurosurgical Care – Expert management of brain injuries, concussions, and critical neurotrauma cases.
  • Critical Care Stabilization – Intensive monitoring and life-saving interventions for severely ill or unstable patients.

Common Emergencies We Treat

Emergency Conditions:

  • Road traffic accidents and fractures
  • Heart attacks, cardiac arrest, and severe chest pain
  • Stroke, seizures, or sudden neurological collapse
  • Severe bleeding, burns, or crush injuries

Possible Causes:

  • Road or industrial accidents causing trauma
  • Cardiovascular diseases or sudden cardiac events
  • Neurological disorders and metabolic crises
  • Severe infections or allergic reactions leading to shock

Prevention & Emergency Preparedness

  • Follow road safety rules and always wear protective gear
  • Maintain regular health check-ups for early disease detection
  • Keep emergency contact numbers and medical information easily accessible
  • Learn basic CPR and first-aid to assist in emergencies before help arrives
Non-Invasive Cardiology

Non-Invasive Cardiology

Non-invasive cardiology provides comprehensive heart evaluation and monitoring using advanced diagnostic technologies — without the need for catheterisation or surgery. Our approach enables early detection, accurate risk assessment and personalised management of cardiac conditions while ensuring patient comfort and safety.

Diagnostics & Procedures

  • Electrocardiogram (ECG) – Quick assessment of heart rhythm and electrical activity.
  • 2D Echocardiography & Doppler – Detailed imaging of heart structure, valves and blood flow.
  • Stress Testing (Treadmill / TMT) – Functional evaluation of the heart under controlled exercise or pharmacologic stress.
  • Holter & Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring – Continuous rhythm and BP tracking to detect intermittent abnormalities.
  • Cardiac Risk Assessment & Preventive Cardiology – Non-invasive scoring and lifestyle/medical plans to reduce cardiovascular risk.

Symptoms & Causes

Common Symptoms Indicating Cardiac Evaluation:

  • Chest pain, pressure or discomfort
  • Shortness of breath on exertion or at rest
  • Palpitations, dizziness or unexplained fainting
  • Fatigue, swollen ankles or reduced exercise tolerance

Common Causes:

  • Coronary artery disease and atherosclerosis
  • Hypertension, diabetes and lipid disorders
  • Arrhythmias and valvular heart disease
  • Lifestyle factors: smoking, sedentary behaviour, poor diet

Prevention & Benefits

  • Early detection of heart disease through accurate, non-invasive tests
  • Personalised prevention plans including lifestyle modification and medical therapy
  • Minimises need for invasive procedures by optimising medical management
  • Continuous follow-up with ambulatory monitoring to capture intermittent problems
Dialysis Centre

Dialysis Centre

The Dialysis Centre provides advanced renal care and life-sustaining dialysis treatment for patients with acute or chronic kidney disease. Managed by expert nephrologists and trained dialysis technicians, our centre ensures safe, comfortable, and precise treatment using the latest high-efficiency dialysis machines and infection-controlled environments.

Treatments & Services

  • Hemodialysis – A blood purification process that removes waste, toxins, and excess fluids through advanced dialysis machines under medical supervision.
  • Peritoneal Dialysis – Home-based treatment option using the patient’s peritoneal membrane for gentle and effective toxin removal.
  • Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) – Specialized ICU-based therapy for critically ill patients with acute kidney failure.
  • Vascular Access Care – Creation and maintenance of AV fistulas, grafts, or catheters for optimal dialysis efficiency.
  • Pre-Transplant & Post-Transplant Support – Comprehensive evaluation and dialysis care for patients awaiting or recovering from kidney transplantation.

Symptoms & Causes of Kidney Failure

Common Symptoms:

  • Fatigue, weakness, or shortness of breath
  • Swelling in legs, feet, or face due to fluid retention
  • Decreased urine output or foamy urine
  • Nausea, vomiting, and poor appetite

Common Causes:

  • Chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension
  • Glomerulonephritis or long-standing kidney infections
  • Polycystic kidney disease or congenital renal abnormalities
  • Acute kidney injury due to dehydration, medications, or toxins

Prevention & Patient Care

  • Regular monitoring of blood pressure, blood sugar, and kidney function
  • Follow a kidney-friendly diet low in sodium and phosphorus
  • Maintain hydration and avoid unnecessary painkillers or nephrotoxic drugs
  • Routine nephrologist consultations for early detection and management
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