ICU, NICU, CCU & Dialysis Unit

Parkview hospital in Chattogram has the specialized unit that consists of ICU, HDU, PCCU, CCU, PICU, NICU for treatments for complicated and risky patients and it also comes with a low price and the most modern technology.

ICU or intensive care unit is the hospital’s specific sector. The most complicated patients are treated here. Among the five pillars of anesthesia, ICU is one of them. ICU doesn’t mean that the patient would be kept alive with the help of artificial respiration. Our body has many functioning organs, such as kidney, heart, lungs, and brain. Among these, the heart and lungs are beyond comparison. Liver and kidney are among these too. If anyhow, these organs become disable and we can’t continue working, these specialized devices will help those organs stay active and healthy. But, to do that, we can’t keep that patient in the general ward. We have to take them to ICU then.

The doctor takes a decision right after a patient with serious heartache comes to the emergency unit. Within a minute, the doctor completes different types of diagnosis, including ECG, and gets to know about the nature of the ache. If the patient is diagnosed with a fatal heart attack, he will be immediately admitted to the CCU. CCU is operated by a special team. The doctors with specialized training and the ones who can take coronary care and also specializes in other techniques are to work there.
Our units have features, such as:
• 24*7 care from specialized doctors.
• Skilled and experienced nursing staffs
• Digital monitoring facilities to monitor the physical condition of the patient.

Everyday a lot of babies come into the world with low-weight and many other complications because of difficulties with pregnancy. Babies have premature-birth and with other complications are kept in the neonatal intensive care unit.

If, somehow, the functionality of the kidney declines, we call that kidney failure. When a person is diagnosed with kidney failure, toxic wastes and excessive fluids start to store in that person’s body, and that’s the first symptom of kidney failure. Among the signs, there are:
• High blood pressure
• Extreme fatigue
• Headache
• Swelling in the ankle and facial region
• Decreased appetite
• Nausea
• Itchiness without any reason
• Anemia etc.

A patient can choose any of the two ways to stay alive, and they are:
• Kidney dialysis
• Kidney transplant
But the chances of the kidney transplant is less than what is needed. So, the primary way is to undergo kidney dialysis. Dialysis is a scientific process, by which blood can be purified by taking the toxins and extra liquids out of the body.