Our anaesthesiology department is involved in at least 2000 surgical procedures every year. We offer a full suite of pre-operative services such as assessments and postoperative care for various surgeries. Besides providing anaesthesia for operating room procedures, we specialise in anaesthetic care for radiology, obstetrics, and artificial reproductive therapy.
Our pain-care solutions are tailored to each patient's individual needs. They are non-surgical, simple, and economically-priced procedures that require minimal stay at the hospital.
To offer intensive, high-dependency care, our Critical Care department has the following units:
Emergency care is time-sensitive, and Krishna Hospital has been a pioneer in rendering life-saving trauma care in rural Tamil Nadu. Our Golden Hour service endeavours to save lives round the clock with hi-tech medical facilities and emergency drugs. We have an 80% success rate in reviving cardiac arrest patients.
We also have a fully-equipped critical care ambulance for the safe transportation of critically ill patients.
Our ambulance is primed with the following life-saving equipment:
With years of experience and superior clinical skills, our team handles all types of emergency and critical care procedures.
Critical Care is the life-saving care that hospitals provide for patients with acute illnesses and life-threatening injuries or medical conditions. Critical care is rendered at a hospital emergency room, an accident site, in an ambulance or in the operating room.
There are some signs that one should not ignore. You must reach out for emergency care if you or your loved ones experience the following symptoms:
Critical care refers to the treatment of patients who suffer from severe conditions that could endanger their lives. The Emergency Department staff stabilizes patients and then transports them to the ICU or another area of the hospital for further treatment. Patients who are critically ill or injured are often managed by critical care professionals in the Intensive Care Unit.
The treatment duration is determined by the specific illness or medical condition and its complexity. The treatment can range from minor procedures like medication, bandaging, or infusions to complex emergency surgeries. Moreover, the presence of other critically ill patients can also impact the duration.
The decision to admit a patient who has come to the emergency room depends entirely on the doctor who treats them. The doctor will make the decision based on the patient's condition. At Krishna Hospital, we shall make all efforts to expedite your admission process.
In our ICU, we render special medical care for cardio-related symptoms, cerebrovascular accidents, stroke, burns, falls, fractures, and many other serious conditions.
Patients are welcome to clarify their queries regarding the treatment and the procedures. At Krishna Hospital, we provide all our patients with detailed verbal and written instructions about the diagnosis. We also provide a medication prescription and recommend a schedule for follow-up appointments.
If admission is unnecessary, our emergency care doctors will give you the necessary instructions and prescriptions to take care of yourself at home. They may also recommend further treatment from other specialists, depending on the specificity of the problem.
Shock is a medical condition in which the vital organs are deprived of oxygen due to low blood pressure. Heart attacks, trauma, sepsis and massive blood loss can cause shock.
Respiratory failure is a condition that results in dangerously low blood oxygen levels or dangerously high levels of carbon dioxide. Conditions like pneumonia, smoke inhalation, and emphysema can cause respiratory failure. It can also occur when the muscles and nerves that control breathing are affected.
