Anesthesia And Intensive Care

Our Anesthesia and Intensive Care Department is involved in all types of surgical interventions to ensure a balance within the physiological limits of the body.

Anesthesia, typically administered before surgical procedures, is the process that renders the entire body or a specific part insensitive to pain.

Anesthesiologists examine patients before surgery and prepare them for procedures.

Anesthesia is performed during surgery, maintaining all the patients’ vital signs within normal limits.

Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Any patient whose vital functions are disrupted to the extent that there is a life-threatening risk is categorized as a critical patient.

In our Adult Intensive Care Unit, we have 26 beds. Each bed is equipped with various monitors and a device for artificial respiration.

Patients admitted to the Intensive Care Unit undergo laboratory tests and X-rays.

Our patients are closely monitored and accompanied by our unit staff from their admission to our hospital until completion of their treatment.