Intensive care, also known as critical care, is a specialized area of medicine focused on the treatment of patients with life-threatening conditions who require constant monitoring and support. Intensive care units (ICUs) are equipped with advanced technology to manage complex cases, including severe infections, respiratory failure, trauma, and organ dysfunction. Critical care teams, comprising intensivists, nurses, and other specialists, provide round-the-clock care, using interventions such as mechanical ventilation, dialysis, and intravenous medications. The goal of intensive care is to stabilize patients, support vital functions, and facilitate recovery from critical illnesses, improving survival rates and patient outcomes.

MBBS,MD
Intensive Care

MBBS,MD(EMD)
Intensive Care