Pediatrics Advanced Care for Your Child

Children who cannot maintain adequate oxygenation or ventilation are managed with endotracheal intubation and ventilator support to stabilize their breathing and reduce respiratory distress.

HFNC and BiPAP are used for children who need respiratory support without intubation, helping reduce work of breathing and improve oxygenation in conditions like bronchiolitis or pneumonia.

We employ stepwise weaning strategies to gradually reduce ventilatory support, promoting natural lung function while preventing ventilator dependence or complications.

End-tidal CO₂ monitoring provides real-time insights into a child's ventilation status, allowing early detection of hypoventilation or respiratory compromise and adjustment of ventilator settings.

Arterial lines offer continuous blood pressure readings and allow for frequent blood sampling, which is crucial in unstable patients requiring close hemodynamic monitoring.

Central lines provide safe access for administering medications, fluids, and parenteral nutrition, and for monitoring central venous pressure in critically ill patients.

ICP monitors are used to assess and control pressure inside the skull, helping prevent brain injury progression in children with head trauma or obstructive hydrocephalus.

We tailor fluid and medication administration based on dynamic monitoring, ensuring optimal tissue perfusion and avoiding fluid overload or under-resuscitation.

This gentle, bedside dialysis method is ideal for hemodynamically unstable children. It helps remove toxins, excess fluid, and corrects electrolyte imbalances safely and effectively.

Used in children with end-stage renal disease or sudden kidney failure, hemodialysis provides rapid toxin clearance and is performed with pediatric-specific protocols and machines.

We closely monitor and correct imbalances in sodium, potassium, calcium, and acid-base levels, which are critical for maintaining cardiac and neurological stability in renal crises.

Used to remove abnormal or antibody-coated red blood cells, this procedure helps rapidly reduce bilirubin levels or sickled cells, minimizing the risk of brain injury or vaso-occlusive complications.

An ICD is placed to drain air or fluid from the pleural space, restoring normal lung expansion in children with chest trauma, infections, or spontaneous pneumothorax.

This sterile procedure relieves elevated intracranial pressure and allows for cerebrospinal fluid analysis, especially critical in cases of infection or obstructive hydrocephalus.

Performed to evaluate unexplained anemia, leukemia, or other blood disorders, this procedure helps confirm diagnoses and guide further treatment in pediatric patients.

Critically ill children with systemic infections are managed using fluid resuscitation, vasopressors, and organ support as needed, guided by international sepsis protocols.

We diagnose and treat a wide range of infectious diseases including congenital (TORCH) infections, central nervous system infections, and vector-borne illnesses with intensive monitoring.

Empirical antibiotics are guided by local resistance patterns and refined by culture results. Strict infection control practices minimize the risk of hospital-acquired infections.

Children recovering from complex surgeries are closely observed in the PICU for hemodynamic stability, pain control, respiratory status, and early detection of complications.

We manage pediatric trauma cases with a focus on brain protection, spinal stabilization, and advanced ventilation strategies to reduce long-term disability.

Individualized pain relief and sedation plans ensure comfort, reduce stress, and promote healing in ventilated or post-operative patients.

Point-of-care echocardiography helps assess cardiac output, valve function, and structural abnormalities in real-time, guiding immediate treatment in hemodynamically unstable patients.

Bedside ultrasound allows quick, non-invasive evaluation of organs to detect fluid accumulation, bleeding, or infection without shifting the child from the intensive care unit.

Portable X-rays are used to assess lung fields, verify line placements, and detect skeletal injuries, all without compromising patient safety through unnecessary transfers.

Our neonatal and pediatric ambulances are equipped with ventilators, monitors, infusion pumps, and emergency medications, ensuring round-the-clock availability for urgent transfers.

Each transport is led by a specialized team trained in pediatric critical care, skilled in stabilizing and managing children during inter-facility transfers.

Continuous monitoring of vital signs, oxygenation, and ventilation is performed throughout the journey, with necessary interventions initiated before hospital arrival.

Board-certified specialists manage complex medical conditions, provide emergency interventions, and coordinate comprehensive treatment plans for critically ill children.

Highly trained nurses and therapists deliver round-the-clock monitoring, medication administration, ventilator management, and bedside care with a focus on patient safety and comfort.

Our subspecialists ensure timely evaluation and intervention for surgical, renal, neurological, and infectious conditions, promoting coordinated multidisciplinary decision-making.

Emotional well-being is supported through counseling, age-appropriate coping strategies, and family guidance to help children and parents navigate the stress of critical illness.