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Pediatrics and PICU
With the advent of new technology and tools, Pediatric Intensive Care has emerged as one of the most demanding, highly specialized subspecialties. Our team of Expert Pediatricians and Pediatric Surgeons of different Specialties are very dedicated for the needs of Neonates to the patients of 18 years. We take care of your child’s vaccination. Services of vaccinations are also provided.
Most common causes in which PICU care is needed :
- Children with critical illness
- Life threatening Diseases
- Multiple injuries (Trauma) either through accidents or diseases involving multiple vital organ systems
- Convulsions
- Unconsciousness
- High grade Fever
- Acute Abdomen
- Dehydration
- Shock
- Respiratory Difficulty due to various cause
Available Services at NICU and PICU :
- 24x7 consultant presence on site
- Conventional ventilator, high frequency ventilators, and inhaled nitric oxide therapy
- In-utero transfer for high risk obstetric patients
- Non-invasive ventilator facilities, like Bubble - CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure), Airvo 2
- Central O2, compressed air system, & central suction system
- Continuous haemodynamic monitoring; multipara monitor
- In house arterial-blood gas (ABG), lab, and radiological facilities
Our Healthcare Experts
Specialist Doctor
Qualifications :
M.D. Paediatrics
Specialization :
Neonatal & Paediatric Emergencies, Care of Preterm Babies, Neonatal Ventilation & Procedures, Paediatric Nutrition & Vaccination
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Qualifications :
M.D. Paediatrics, FNNF (NNF Neonatal Fellowship)
Specialization :
Neonatal & Paediatric Emergencies, Care of Preterm Babies, Neonatal Ventilation & Procedures, Paediatric Nutrition & Vaccination
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Qualifications :
Diploma in Child Health (DCH)
Specialization :
Neonatal Ventilation, Nutrition, Echocardiography, Paediatrics and Neonatology Emergencies, Management of Extreme Preterm, Neonates and their Complications, Paediatric Neonatal Procedures Such as Pleural Tap, Abdominal Tap, Lumbar Tap, Peritoneal Dialysis, Bone Marrow Aspiration, Insertion of Peripheral & Central line, Liver Biopsy, Intubation, CPR, Exchange Transfusions, Umbilical Catheterization
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Qualifications :
MBBS, Diploma in Child Health (DCH)
Specialization :
Neonatal Ventilation, Nutrition, Echocardiography, Paediatrics and Neonatology Emergencies, Management of Extreme Preterm, Neonates and their Complications, Paediatric Neonatal Procedures Such as Pleural Tap, Abdominal Tap, Lumbar Tap, Peritoneal Dialysis, Bone Marrow Aspiration, Insertion of Peripheral & Central line, Liver Biopsy, Intubation, CPR, Exchange Transfusions, Umbilical Catheterization
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FAQs for Pediatrics and PICU
What is pediatrics and PICU care?
Pediatrics is a medical specialty focused on the health of infants, children, and adolescents, while PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) provides advanced care for critically ill children who need continuous monitoring and life support.
What is a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)?
A PICU is a specialized hospital unit where critically ill children receive intensive monitoring and treatment. It is equipped with advanced life-support systems and managed by trained pediatric specialists.
What conditions require PICU admission?
PICU care is required for life-threatening conditions such as severe infections, respiratory failure, trauma, convulsions, shock, unconsciousness, and high-grade fever affecting multiple organ systems.
What services are available in pediatric intensive care?
PICU services include 24×7 monitoring, ventilator support, oxygen therapy, advanced diagnostics, and emergency procedures. It also provides specialized care for critically ill children with complex medical conditions.
What is the role of ventilators in PICU care?
Ventilators are used in PICU to support breathing in children with respiratory distress or failure. They help maintain oxygen levels and allow the lungs to recover during critical illness.
What is pediatric emergency care?
Pediatric emergency care focuses on immediate treatment of serious conditions in children, including trauma, infections, dehydration, and breathing difficulties, ensuring rapid stabilization and recovery.
How does PICU care differ from general pediatric care?
General pediatric care focuses on routine health, vaccinations, and common illnesses, while PICU care is designed for critically ill children who need continuous monitoring, intensive treatment, and life-support systems.
What age group is treated in pediatrics and PICU?
Pediatrics and PICU typically treat patients from newborns to adolescents up to 18 years of age, covering neonatal care, child health, and teenage medical conditions.
Why is vaccination important in pediatric care?
Vaccination is essential in pediatrics as it protects children from serious infectious diseases, strengthens immunity, and prevents complications during early development.
How does PICU care improve survival in children?
PICU care improves survival by providing continuous monitoring, advanced life-support systems, and timely intervention for critical illnesses, reducing complications and improving recovery outcomes.
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