The Critical Care Department of Aster MIMS, Kannur is equipped with 89-bedded state-of-the-art ICU to provide round-the-clock treatment to critically ill patients, including those suffering from life-threatening infections, accidents, snake bite, heart attack etc.
Our multi-speciality ICU is manned by a team of intensive & experienced critical care specialists to provide strict protocol based world-class health care to critically ill patients.
The department is equipped with advanced equipment and facilities making us one of the most revered hospitals in the region.
We take an integrated approach to ensure focused and personalized medical treatment. Our Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics are well trained in Basic and Advanced Life Support System.
Our Doctors
We have some of the best specialists from around the world, they bring years of experience and offer evidence-based treatment to ensure the best care for you.
FAQs
Want to find out more about the treatment? The answer to your questions can be found below.
What does a critical care physician do?
Critical care physicians in Kannur at Aster MIMS specialise in treating patients with serious injuries or life-threatening conditions. They manage difficult medical operations, provide advanced life support, and monitor intensive care units (ICUs).
What questions you should ask a critical care physician?
A critical care physician should be able to answer questions regarding diagnosis, available treatments, anticipated results, possible hazards, and the role that family members should play. They also make clear the long-term management plans and post-treatment care.
What are the most common types of conditions that critical care physicians treat?
Conditions including sepsis, respiratory failure, cardiac problems, trauma, brain injuries, and acute organ dysfunction brought on by severe disease or damage are among the ailments that critical care doctors frequently treat.
When should I consider seeing a critical care physician?
Talk to a critical care physician if you have a serious injury, a life-threatening sickness, or a condition that needs more specialised care than just conventional hospital treatment.
How should I prepare for my first visit to a critical care physician?
Arrange your medical records, jot down your symptoms and worries, bring a list of your medications, and prepare some questions on the diagnosis, course of treatment, and expected time of recovery.
How does a critical care physician decide on a treatment plan?
A critical care physician works with a multidisciplinary team to develop treatment plans that take into account medical history, diagnostic test results, and patient evaluations. Interventions aimed at stabilising and improving the patient's condition are given priority.
What advancements or technologies are utilised by critical care physicians?
Modern devices, including bedside ultrasonography, hemodynamic monitoring systems, ventilators, and telemedicine for distant consultations, are used by critical care physicians in Kannur at Aster MIMS. For individualised care, they also include prediction models and data analytics.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to a critical care physician?
Bring any pertinent medical records with you, such as current test results, imaging tests, prescription lists, and an overview of past therapies. Also, maintain contact details for your emergency contacts and main care doctors.
How do critical care physicians decide if surgery is necessary?
Critical care specialists evaluate surgical choices based on the patient's health, reaction to early therapies, severity of sickness, and surgical risks. They then work with surgeons to determine the best course of action.
What is the role of a critical care physician in a patient's treatment journey?
Leading the care of patients with serious illnesses, a critical care physician optimises treatment regimens, coordinates care among experts, intervenes promptly, and advocates for the best possible outcomes for the patient from admission through recovery or transition.
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