Intensive Care (Anaesthesiology)

Intensive Care (Anaesthesiology)

Intensive Care specialists, also known as critical care physicians, provide advanced medical management for critically ill patients requiring close monitoring and life-support interventions. Their care encompasses patients with severe infections, organ failure, trauma, and postoperative complications.

These specialists oversee continuous monitoring of vital signs, respiratory support (including mechanical ventilation), hemodynamic stabilization, and organ function support. They make rapid, high-stakes decisions in dynamic and complex clinical situations to prevent deterioration and improve survival.

Intensive Care physicians work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and respiratory therapists, to coordinate comprehensive care tailored to each patient’s critical needs, aiming for optimal recovery and rehabilitation.