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    Why choose SGVP Holistic Hospital for PICU in Ahmedabad?

    SGVP Holistic Hospital in Ahmedabad has a state-of-the-art Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) as a part of its Vatsalya neonatal and pediatric care center. This multi-super-specialty unit serves critically ill infants and children up to 17 to 18 years of age.
    SGVP Holistic Hospital’s PICU is equipped with advanced life-support systems and staffed 24/7 by experienced specialists, making it the best pediatric ICU in Ahmedabad. We offer round-the-clock critical care alongside services like pediatric cardiology, pulmonology, neurology, and surgery all under one roof.
    Our hospital’s PICU offers comprehensive, high-quality care in a child-friendly environment while ensuring optimal treatment results and support in a safe and comfortable environment.
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    Why choose SGVP Holistic Hospital for PICU in Ahmedabad?

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    What is a Pediatric ICU?

    What is a Pediatric ICU?

    A pediatric ICU is a hospital unit specially designed for the advanced care of critically ill infants and children.

    Unlike a regular pediatric ward, the PICU is well-equipped for constant monitoring and intensive therapies for children struggling with life-threatening or critical medical conditions.

    The PICU team is led by pediatric intensivists and critical-care pediatricians and supported by nurses, respiratory therapists, and other medical staff who have special training in caring for children with life-threatening illnesses.

    The patient-to-staff ratio is very low at SGVP Holistic Hospital’s PICU in Ahmedabad to allow close observation. 24/7 intensive medical attention and advanced technology are always available at a PICU, such as mechanical ventilators for breathing support and advanced monitoring systems for heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure, etc.

    Types of Conditions Commonly Treated at a Pediatric ICU

    Types of Conditions Commonly Treated at a Pediatric ICU
    Children are admitted to the PICU when they have life-threatening or severe medical conditions that require continuous, advanced monitoring and specialized interventions that cannot be handled by a general pediatric ward.
    • Severe infections: Life-threatening infections like sepsis or severe pneumonia.
    • Respiratory failure: Conditions such as severe asthma attacks or other causes of breathing failure requiring ventilator support.
    • Organ system failure: Failure of one or more organ systems, such as cardiac or renal failure.
    • Trauma and critical injuries: Serious injuries from accidents, burns, head trauma, or other injuries.
    • Post-operative care for major surgery: Recovery after complex surgeries, such as cardiac surgery or neurosurgery, requiring intensive monitoring.
    • Neurological emergencies: Status epilepticus/prolonged seizures, severe head injuries, or life-threatening neurological conditions.
    • Cardiac crises: Critical heart problems, including congenital heart defects or arrhythmias, can be usually managed with the help of pediatric cardiology.

    Procedures and Services Offered at a PICU

    Procedures and Services Offered at a Pediatric ICU

    SGVP Holistic Hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit in Ahmedabad provides various critical-care procedures and life-support services, including:
    • Mechanical ventilation: Invasive or non-invasive ventilation for children who cannot breathe adequately on their own using advanced neonatal and high-frequency ventilators, like HFOV.
    • High-flow oxygen and CPAP: High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) systems and CPAP machines support breathing for infants and young children.
    • Cardiac life support: Continuous cardiac monitoring and interventions for heart emergencies.
    • Medication infusions: Intravenous drips and infusions are given via infusion pumps to treat infections, stabilize blood pressure, or sedate patients.
    • Blood transfusions: Red blood cell or plasma transfusions when needed for severe anemia or coagulopathy.
    • Emergency surgeries or procedures: In some cases, quick surgeries or interventions, like placing a chest tube, intracranial pressure monitoring, etc.
    • Post-procedure monitoring: Recovery and monitoring after major surgery until the child is stable enough to return to a regular ward.

    Advanced Technology and Equipment Available at SGVP Holistic Hospital’s Pediatric ICU

    Advanced Technology and Equipment Available at SGVP Holistic Hospital’s Pediatric ICU
    SGVP Holistic Hospital has a state-of-the-art pediatric ICU in Ahmedabad to care for its younger patients. The hospital is equipped with the following advanced technology and equipment to provide optimal care to the patients admitted to the PICU:
    • Advanced ventilators: Conventional and high-frequency ventilators (HFOV) to support infants and children with respiratory failure.
    • High-flow oxygen and CPAP systems: Dedicated high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) machines for severe breathing distress.
    • Monitors and life-support: Continuous cardiac and vital sign monitors, along with defibrillators and other life-support devices.
    • Infusion pumps and smart IV devices: Precision IV pumps to deliver fluids and medications safely.
    • Imaging and lab support: Latest ultrasound, X-ray, MRI machines, and bedside blood-gas analyzers along with an in-house lab and radiology department for fast test results.
    • Specialized NICU/PICU equipment: Thermoregulated beds and incubators for newborns, phototherapy for jaundice, and other neonatal care devices.

    Who Works at the Pediatric ICU?

    Who Works at the Pediatric ICU?

    A PICU is generally managed by a multidisciplinary team trained to care for critically ill children. The team usually comprises:
    • Pediatric intensivists: Doctors with advanced training in pediatric critical care are responsible for the diagnosis, treatment, and management of PICU patients.
    • Pediatric ICU nurses: Specially trained nurses provide constant monitoring, administer medications, and assist with procedures.
    • Respiratory therapists: Experts in managing ventilators, oxygen therapy, and airway support.
    • Pediatric pharmacists: Ensure safe and accurate dosing of critical care medications.
    • Dietitians: Nutritionists who develop feeding plans, including tube feeding or IV nutrition, if necessary.
    • Physical and occupational therapists: Help children maintain or regain strength and mobility.
    • Social workers and psychologists: Provide emotional support and counseling to families during difficult times.
    • Specialist consultants: Pediatric cardiologists, neurologists, surgeons, and others may be called for consultation based on the child’s condition.
    Trust SGVP Holistic Hospital’s PICU for 24/7 expert care by pediatric intensivists.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    The NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) is specifically for newborn infants (especially premature or very ill newborns), whereas the PICU is for older infants, children, and teenagers. The main difference is the age of the child being handled at the ICU. Children over about 1 month old generally go to the PICU if they need intensive care.

    Families can expect round-the-clock monitoring, frequent updates from the care team, and strict hygiene protocols at SGVP Holistic Hospital. The environment may include beeping monitors and tubes, which can be overwhelming, but the staff is trained to support both children and parents through the process.

    Yes, SGVP provides continued care after discharge from the PICU. This may include pediatric follow-ups, dietary counseling, physiotherapy, and holistic recovery programs. The goal is to support a smooth transition from critical care to complete recovery.

    The duration of a PICU stay depends on the severity of the child’s illness or injury. Some children recover in a few days, while others may require a longer stay if they need complex treatments or multiple organ support. The team assesses the child’s progress daily.

    Children in the PICU are continuously monitored for heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and other vital signs. Alarms are set to alert the staff of any changes, allowing immediate intervention if the child’s condition worsens.

    A pediatric intensive care unit or PICU provides advanced, life-saving care to critically ill children. It has specialized equipment and staff trained to handle emergencies. Unlike a general pediatric ward, the PICU offers closer monitoring, life-support systems, and a higher nurse-to-patient ratio for more intensive care.

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