We provide professional support in Newborn intensive care unit.
It provides treatment and care for high-risk babies such
as preterm birth, multiple pregnancy, babies of mothers with diabetes, babies
who swallow meconium in the womb, brain and other organ damage caused by
difficult birth.
Ventilator devices are found in our neonatal intensive care
unit and are monitored by neonatal intensive care nurses.
In our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, respiratory, infection
and nutritional problems of the newborn and premature are treated. In
addition, Premature Retinopathy examination (ROP), newborn’s esophagus –
intestinal obstruction or closure (athesis), babies with congenital pulmonary
surgery problems; All kinds of treatment of congenital problems such as
surgical treatments, meningomyelocele (waist opening) and hydrocephalus (water
accumulation in the head) are performed.
Since the lungs of newborns and especially premature babies
are not yet mature, especially babies with respiratory distress can be treated
with a ventilator (respiratory device). Our hospital has the latest
technology ventilator devices. The use and follow-up of these devices are
carried out by experienced neonatologists and nurses.
Feeding the premature baby with breast milk is the most
important life-saving approach. In preterm babies, mostly feeding problems
along with other problems; Many reasons such as the growth retardation of
the gastrointestinal system, the shortage of enzymes involved in digestion and
insufficiency of bowel movements. A term baby can suck and swallow right
after birth. However, the sucking reflex does not begin before the 23rd
week in premature babies. It develops in coordination with swallowing in
the 34th gestational week. While a complete sucking and swallowing
function develops in the 34th gestational week, it can sometimes be at the 32nd
week. For these reasons, especially babies born before the 34th
gestational week are fed mostly with an oral catheter.
Jaundice in newborn babies can sometimes be very dangerous. In
our Neonatal Unit, the risks of babies in terms of jaundice are investigated
and necessary treatments are applied. Jaundice is the staining of the skin
and the white parts of the eyes as a result of the increase in the yellow
substance called bilirubin in the body. With the increase in the level of
bilirubin in the blood, the body is gradually painted from head to toe. In
severe jaundice, bilirubin passes to the brain and causes irreversible damage
(such as cerebral palsy, deafness) that we call ossicular. The treatment
of jaundice is easy and possible. Phototherapy (light therapy) is the most
commonly used treatment. The baby’s eye is taped so that the light does
not harm the eye. In rare cases, mostly in cases where there is blood
incompatibility between mother and baby, jaundice can be treated by exchange of
blood.
In recent years, it has been understood that the most
important source of infection starts from the hands and the importance of hand
hygiene in prevention. In our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, together with
the control at the entrance and exit, with the directives and recommendations
of the “Hospital Infection Control Committee”; By not touching
babies unnecessarily, by using hand cleaning and hand disinfectants when
touched, and by using clean materials, precautions are taken against the risk
of infection.
In order for the jaundice not to increase, the baby must be
well nourished, and have plenty of stools and urine. Whether the mother
and the baby’s blood group incompatibility is also an important factor. All
newborns should start breastfeeding as soon as possible to prevent increased
jaundice. The baby should not be put to sleep for more than 4 hours and
should be given a formula that the doctor deems appropriate.
We take care to feed our premature babies by breastfeeding
from their mothers if they are suckling as soon as possible, and if they are
not suckling, we feed them with breast milk through the hose we release from
the mouth to the stomach.
Avrasya Hospital Avrasya Hospital, which was designed and built as a hospital from the foundation and which is among the few private hospitals with this feature, was put into service in the district of Zeytinburnu in Istanbul in 1999.
Avrasya Hospital, consisting of a closed area of 17000 m 2 ; 135-bed capacity, 6 cutting-edge technology equipped operating theaters, 3 delivery rooms, 51-bed intensive care units (Surgery, Coronary, KVC and Neonatal Intensive Care), Oncology Center that can apply radiation therapy, more than 50 specialist physicians in 26 branches and 400 It provides service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with its staff working closely with patient focus.
Based on “patient and patient-relative satisfaction” and “patient rights” in all of its services, Avrasya Hospital is the first private healthcare institution to be awarded the “Consumer Friendly Gold Quality Award”. There are “Health Organization of the Year”, “Health Brand of the Year” and “Golden men who make brands brands” awards received from organizations such as the Consumer Magazine, the Association for the Protection of All Consumers, and the International First Busines magazine.
Avrasya Hospital proudly carries the ISO 9001 Quality Management System accepted by the whole world since 2003 for a permanent and sustainable quality; in this direction; It aims to maintain its quality at the highest level with the trainings it provides for all its employees in the administrative and medical fields.
As Avrasya Hospital, our primary goal is; To produce immediate, effective, quality and economical solutions to the health problems of our people and all humanity with our modern facilities and expert staff.
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