Anaesthesia hospital India | Anaesthesia Treatment - Amandeep Hospital

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Intensive Care Management

l.C.U. is managed by Dr. Pankaj Soni leading the team of anaesthesiologists giving twenty four hours cover to the critically sick patients. He has immense experience in critical care management from Tata Memorial Hospital JJ Hospital & KEM Hospital Mumbai. we tend to are equipped with 13 bedded main ICU, 6 bedded HDU, three Bedded Septic ICU & 3 bedded Burn ICU. All beds in ICU have state of art multipara observance and ventilators for respiratory support. there is 24 hours coverage of ICU by intensivists. Patient to nurse quantitative relation in ICU is 2:1 and on ventilator 1:1

Emergency Services

These services are being managed by anaesthetists and surgeons collectively. team services are being provided by the doctors & paramedical trained in advanced trauma life support. lCU.ambuIance is ironed into service to rescue accident victims. Resident anaesthetists attend emergencies effectively around the clock.

Services provided in ICU

Treatments and procedures performed in the department of CCM includes the following:
  1. Different methods of airway management
  2. Ventilator support
  3. Central venous line placement
  4. Arterial line placement
  5. Invasive pulmonary artery hemodynamic monitoring
  6. Continuous pulse oximetry
  7. Continuous cardiac monitoring
  8. Hemodynamic monitoring
  9. Synchronized cardioversion
  10. Temporary pacemaker insertion and maintenance
  11. Continuous vasoactive and antiarrhythmic drug infusions
  12. Resuscitation services in all the departments round the clock
  13. Bronchoscopy
  14. TPN
  15. Pain relief
  16. Venous phlebotomy
  17. Arterial blood sampling
  18. Bladder catheterization
  19. Nasogastiric tube placement
  20. Lumbar puncture
  21. Abdominal paracentesis
  22. Thoracentesis
  23. lCD tube placement
  24. Nutritional planning
  25. Peritoneal dialysis
  26. Emergency services round the clock

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