Department of NICU
MS Hospital Karachi takes pride in its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where we provide specialized care for newborns who require intensive medical attention. Our NICU is equipped with advanced technology and a compassionate team of neonatologists and nurses dedicated to ensuring the health and well-being of premature or critically ill infants.
In our NICU, we prioritize creating a nurturing environment that promotes the growth and development of these delicate newborns. Our state-of-the-art facilities allow us to monitor and address the unique needs of each baby, delivering personalized care to optimize their chances of a healthy future.
The NICU at MS Hospital is designed to handle a range of neonatal conditions, from respiratory distress syndrome to infections, ensuring that infants receive the appropriate medical interventions. We understand the emotional stress that families may experience during this challenging time, and our supportive staff is committed to offering guidance, comfort, and regular updates on the progress of the newborns under our care.
Services
- Advanced Monitoring
- Respiratory Support
- Temperature Control
- Nutritional Support
- Phototherapy
- Pharmacological Interventions
- Developmental Care
- Family Centered Care
- Follow up Services
- Social Services
- Multidisciplinary Team Approach
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Services
Advanced Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of vital signs, including heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation, to closely track the infant’s health.
Respiratory Support: Expertise in managing respiratory distress and providing respiratory support, including mechanical ventilation, CPAP, and high-flow oxygen therapy.
Temperature Control: Specialized incubators and warming techniques to maintain a stable body temperature for premature infants.
Nutritional Support: Customized feeding plans and nutritional support to meet the unique dietary requirements of premature or medically fragile newborns.
Infection Control: Strict protocols and advanced measures to prevent and manage infections, ensuring a sterile and safe environment for the infants.
Phototherapy: Treatment for jaundice through advanced phototherapy techniques to manage bilirubin levels.
Pharmacological Interventions: Expert administration and monitoring of medications tailored to the specific needs of neonates.
Developmental Care: Supportive care to promote sensory development, including specialized positioning, and activities designed to enhance neurodevelopment.
Family-Centered Care: Inclusive care model encouraging family involvement, education, and emotional support to parents during their NICU journey.
Follow-up Services: Coordination with pediatric specialists for ongoing care and follow-up after discharge to ensure continued health and development.
Social Services: Assistance with social and financial challenges, providing resources and support to families during their NICU experience.
Multidisciplinary Team Approach: Collaboration with various healthcare professionals, including pediatricians, nutritionists, and physical therapists, to address diverse medical needs.
