Description

General Intensive Care

Every patient whose vital functions are impaired to carry
vital risk is defined as a critical patient. Intensive Care Units are
multidisciplinary areas equipped with advanced technology that provide vital
support to critical patients for 24 hours. In recent years, advances have
been made in intensive care services thanks to the developments in technology.

In our hospital, we have fully equipped General Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care Units where we can
accept adults and newborns.

All laboratory tests and imaging tests can be applied to
the patients hospitalized in the intensive care unit, which provides service
24/7 with its experienced staff, at any time of the day.

Patients admitted to our departments where patients meeting general intensive care admission criteria are admitted

Patients who require close follow-up after major surgery,

Patients who have had a brain hemorrhage,

Patients with sudden paralysis,

Patients with severe respiratory insufficiency.

Patients with severe infections,

Poisoning that disrupts or is expected to impair vital functions,

Patients with general body trauma (such as head, chest, abdominal and extremity trauma)

Patients with nervous system diseases (such as Myasthenia Gravis, Guillian Barre)