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About the Department & USPs
Welcome to our hospital's Critical Care Department, where every second counts. In critical situations, every moment is crucial. Our emergency response team is equipped to handle urgent medical cases with precision and speed. Our critical care physicians possess extensive experience and expertise in managing complex medical conditions, ensuring patients receive the highest level of care. Our state-of-the-art medical technology enables us to perform critical interventions and deliver life-saving treatments.
Conditions We Treat
- Heart Attack & Other Cardiac Conditions
- Stroke and neurological Conditions
- Respiratory distress and acute respiratory failure
- Infections and sepsis
- Traumatic injuries and accidents
- Organ failure and life-threatening complications
- Burns and thermal injuries
- Allergic reactions
- Anaphylactic Shock
- Snake Bites
- Poisoning Cases
- Drowning Cases
Caring Hands
- Intensivist
- Critical Care Physician
- Critical Care Paramedic
- Critical Care Nurse
- Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse
- Critical Care Physiotherapist
- Critical Care Physician Assistant (CCPA)
- Critical Care Transport Nurse
- Critical Care Anesthesiologist
- Critical Care Case Manager
- Critical Care Unit Manager
- Critical Care Nutritionist
Dr. Mahesh Sudhakar Kurwe
Deputy Director (Medical) and Consultant, Anaesthesiology & Critical Care Services
Department
Anaesthesiology, Critical Care
Expertise
Critical Care, Ultrasound Guided Nerve Blocks, Pain Management
Dr. Mukadder Ahmed
Senior Consultant, ICU Services
Department
Critical Care
Expertise
Critical Care Doctor | Multi organ failure Management | Sepsis Management | Shock Management | Ventilator Management | Difficult Airway Management | Hemodynamic Monitoring | Bedside Ultrasound | Echo-Guided Procedures | ICU Sedation | Acute Pain Management | Trauma Care
Dr. Satyendra Patidar
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care Services
Department
Anaesthesiology, Critical Care
Expertise
Labour Analgesia | Pediatric Anesthesia | Critical Care |Regional Anesthesia | Oncoanaesthesia | Endo anesthesia
Technology plays a crucial role in critical care, enhancing patient monitoring, diagnosis, treatment, and overall patient care. Here are some examples of technologies commonly used in critical care settings:
- Patient Monitoring Systems
- Ventilators
- Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
- Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)
- Intravenous Infusion Pumps
- Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
- Patient Safety Technologies
The patient needs ICU care when suffering from a severe illness or injury that requires constant monitoring and support. This includes conditions such as severe infections, heart attacks, strokes, trauma, respiratory distress, and complications from surgery.
The ventilator is a machine that assists a patient who is suffering from respiratory distress and cannot breathe on their own. This is used when suffering from severe respiratory infections, respiratory failure, and major surgeries.
In the ICU, patients are constantly monitored with the help of special equipment that monitors their heartbeat, blood pressure, oxygen level, and breathing rate. This helps the doctor to detect changes in the patients' condition promptly and treat them immediately.
The team of critical care specialists includes specialists such as intensivists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other doctors.
