In life nothing is predictable. We never know what today or tomorrow brings. Medical specialists at Kamineni Hospitals are always ready to handle critical emergencies skillfully, ensuring the best treatment for patients. Kamineni Hospitals offers round-the-clock services to patients with life-threatening conditions
In life nothing is predictable. We never know what today or tomorrow brings. Medical specialists at Kamineni Hospitals are always ready to handle critical emergencies skillfully, ensuring the best treatment for patients. Kamineni Hospitals offer round-the-clock services to patients with life-threatening conditions
Emergency Department
The emergency department in hospitals is responsible for providing acute care for patients who get appointed on an emergency basis. Medical specialists present in the emergency department are skilled and experienced in treating patients with very urgent and often life-threatening healthcare needs. It is also known as the emergency ward (EW), casualty department, or emergency room (ER).
Patients usually arrive with severe health conditions so the medical specialist in the emergency department should provide the right treatment quickly. These medical specialists should possess knowledge of a broad spectrum of illnesses and injuries. Sometimes patients may even arrive unconscious and there will be no information regarding their medical history, allergies, and more. Medical specialists in the Emergency Department at Kamineni hospitals are trained to work quickly even with minimal information.
Technology Advancements:
The emergency department at Kamineni Hospitals is equipped with the latest advancements in medicine and medical equipment. Our medical experts at the emergency department possess specialized knowledge and skill in handling a wide range of emergencies from accident injuries to sudden medical conditions like strokes and heart attacks. We are proud to say that our emergency department offers quick responsive emergency care for patients.
Cardiac Monitor
Medical specialists in the Emergency Department use a Cardiac Monitor to assess the heart condition of the patient. The Cardiac Monitor displays heart activity in the form of electrical and pressure waveforms.
Portable Ventilator
Whenever a patient experiences a serious condition that involves failure of the respiratory system or breathing insufficiently this machine will be used.
Medical specialists use a Portable ventilator to assist the patient in breathing activity. The machine is designed to move breathable air in and out of the patient’s lungs.
Defibrillator
Defibrillators are used to generate a brief shock that is applied to the patient’s chest area. This procedure helps the heart’s natural pacemaker to regain control and maintain its rhythm. Defibrillators are used only in extreme situations where a patient’s heart rhythm comes to a halt or decreases gradually. Medical specialists use this procedure only in providing advanced cardiac life support.
Ventilator
Whenever a patient experiences a serious condition that involves failure of the respiratory system or breathing insufficiently this machine will be used.
Medical specialists use a Portable ventilator to assist the patient in breathing activity. The machine is designed to move breathable air in and out of the patient’s lungs.
Hemodynamic Monitor
Hemodynamic Monitor machines help medical professionals measure blood pressure inside the heart, veins, and arteries. Also, it helps in measuring blood flow and oxygen percentage in blood. This machine can be used in any surgical procedure that needs continuous monitoring of a patient’s vitals. The portability of the machine makes it one of the most reliable devices to monitor a patient’s vitals.
Ultrasound System
Emergency Department in Kamineni Hospitals is equipped with an advanced ultrasound system. This ultrasound system is equipped with 2D Echo, Ultrasound, and Vascular probes. Medical experts in the emergency department use ultrasound systems to visualize muscles, internal organs, and pathological lesions.
ED deals with conditions that include
- Cardiac Arrest
- Heart Attack
- Trauma
- Fractures
- Asthma attacks and COPD
- Injuries from accidents
- Pregnancy-related emergencies
- Overdoses
- Mental Illness
- Poisoning & Drug Abuse
- Pediatric and Surgical Emergency
- Gynaecological Emergency
CRITICAL CARE UNIT:
The critical care department also known as the intensive care unit provides care for seriously or critically ill patients who are suffering from life-threatening diseases. Whenever someone’s life is in danger or life-threatening incident they will be treated by the critical care department.
Medical specialists in the Critical care unit provide care for patients who are in a critical health condition and need immediate treatment and support. These medical specialists assist the patient by providing life support, invasive monitoring techniques, resuscitation, and end-of-life care.
The critical care unit at kamineni Hospital is composed of many different health professionals. Health professionals like nurses, doctors, dieticians, pharmacists, and respiratory therapists along with other department experts provide essential care.
Types of Critical Care Unit:
Based on the type of diseases, critical conditions, and age group of patients, medical specialists deal with Critical Care Units are divided. Kamineni Hospital’s critical care unit consists of specialized care units composed of medical specialists of that particular department.
- Coronary intensive care unit (CCU or sometimes CICU)
- Medical intensive care unit (MICU)
- Surgical intensive care unit (SICU)
- Pediatric intensive care unit (PICU)
- Neuroscience Critical Care Unit (NCCU)
- Overnight intensive recovery (OIR)
- Shock/trauma intensive-care unit (STICU)
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
- ICU in the emergency department (E-ICU)
- Monitoring
Medical specialists in the critical care unit at kamineni hospitals are experienced and skilled in conducting various monitoring techniques. Monitoring involves using different types of tools and technologies to analyze and diagnose the patient’s condition. Generally, critical care unit specialists deal with patients who are suffering from life-threatening situations so the medical professional in ICU should assess the patient’s condition quickly and effectively.
Mainly two types of monitoring procedures will be carried out by medical specialists in the critical care unit. Noninvasive Monitoring and Invasive Monitoring.
Noninvasive Monitoring
A noninvasive monitoring procedure can be performed externally without any need to puncture the skin or draw blood or anything. These noninvasive monitoring procedures are easy to perform and inexpensive.
- Vital signs
- Echocardiogram
- Electroencephalography (EEG)
- Electrocardiogram
- Electrolyte disturbances
- Pulse oximetry
- Thoracic electric bioimpedance
Invasive Monitoring
Medical specialists in the ICU department are experts in conducting various invasive monitoring procedures. Invasive Monitoring procedures involve puncturing the skin, drawing blood, and more. These procedures are uncomfortable and need specialized knowledge and skill while performed. Invasive procedures help get accurate results for diagnosing and assessing the patient’s condition.
- Arterial line
- Blood draws or venipuncture
- Intracranial pressure monitoring
- Central line and peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) lines
- Bronchoscopy
- Pulmonary artery catheter
Medical specialists in the emergency and critical care departments work closely with other healthcare specialists. With the help of modern equipment and facilities, medical specialists interpret critical information about patient conditions accurately. Based on the results they provide the best service-oriented support to offer the care that offers effective treatment options.
Ambulance Services
There are several types of biopsy based on the type of equipment or technique used for extracting cells from the patient’s body. Biopsy results help your healthcare provider to determine the type of cancer and where the cancer originated.
Ambulance staff including trained emergency and trauma specialists provide the right care at the right time.
Rehabilitation Centers
Rehabilitation centres at kamineni Hospitals in Hyderabad provide round-the-clock services for patients suffering from various medical conditions. These centres are equipped with modern equipment to assess patients’ conditions. Whether they are experiencing mental, physical, or cognitive challenges, the Rehabilitation centres at Kamineni Hospitals are the right place for effective treatment.
Our rehabilitation centre staff not only understands but also makes efforts to meet every individual’s needs personally. They offer personalized care for patients and help them recover fast.
ED deals with conditions that include
- Cardiac Arrest, Heart Attack, Trauma, Fractures
- Asthma attacks and COPD
- Injuries from accidents
- Pregnancy-related emergencies
- Overdoses
- Mental Illness
- Poisoning & Drug Abuse
- Pediatric and Surgical Emergency
- Gynaecological Emergency
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Meet Our Specialists
At Kamineni Hospitals, we strive to offer healthcare excellence through concerted efforts by an esteemed panel of medical experts who consistently strive to enhance as many lives as possible.
- DR. B Kishan Sing
- MD, IDCCM, Fellow in ECMO
- Consultant Critical Care & ECMO Services
About Me
DR. B Kishan Sing
Qualifications: MD, IDCCM, Fellow in ECMO
Occupation: Consultant Critical Care & ECMO Services
- DR. VENKATA RAMANA K
- MBBS, MD, DrNB
- Consultant Critical Care Medicine & HOD - Emergency Medicine
About Me
DR. VENKATA RAMANA K
Qualifications: MBBS, MD, DrNB
Occupation: Consultant Critical Care Medicine & HOD - Emergency Medicine
About: About :
Department : Critical Care Medicine
Designation : Consultant Critical Care Medicine
& HOD – Emergency Medicine
Experience : 6+Years
Location : LB Nagar
Education & Qualifications: - DrNB Critical Care Medicine from Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Secunderabad. - MD in Emergency Medicine from Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, Narketpally. - MBBS from MNR Medical College, Sangareddy.
- DR. SRINGALA DEVIJAN
- MBBS, MD, DrNB
- Consultant Critical Care Medicine
About Me
DR. SRINGALA DEVIJAN
Qualifications: MBBS, MD, DrNB
Occupation: Consultant Critical Care Medicine
About: Dr. Venkata Ramana K MBBS, MD, DrNB Consultant Critical Care Medicine
- DR. SAI BHARGAV SAJJA
- MBBS, FEM, MEM, CPHM (ISB ), (MRCEM) UK.
- Consultant Emergency Physician
About Me
DR. SAI BHARGAV SAJJA
Qualifications: MBBS, FEM, MEM, CPHM (ISB ), (MRCEM) UK.
Occupation: Consultant Emergency Physician
- DR. IRIGI SRINIVAS GAUTAM
- MBBS, MEM, (MRCEM) U.K.
- Consultant Emergency Physician
About Me
DR. IRIGI SRINIVAS GAUTAM
Qualifications: MBBS, MEM, (MRCEM) U.K.
Occupation: Consultant Emergency Physician
- DR. SHIVA KUMAR PERLA
- MBBS, DEM, (MEM)
- Consultant Emergency Physician
About Me
DR. SHIVA KUMAR PERLA
Qualifications: MBBS, DEM, (MEM)
Occupation: Consultant Emergency Physician
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