The critical period following traffic accidents, severe trauma, shock, poisoning, critical organ failure, or major surgery cannot be managed with monitoring in an ordinary cage — these situations require uninterrupted monitoring and advanced life support systems.
What Is Monitored in Intensive Care?
Heart rhythm (ECG), blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), and respiratory rate are monitored continuously, 24/7; body temperature monitoring eliminates the risk of hypothermia, and the team intervenes immediately if anything goes wrong.
Advanced Life Support Systems
Mechanical ventilation support is provided for patients suffering from respiratory failure or who cannot yet breathe efficiently on their own after anesthesia/surgery; intravenous (IV) infusion pumps deliver precise fluid-electrolyte replacement to keep blood pressure and organ perfusion in balance.
Multi-Organ Failure and Shock Management
In fatal conditions such as septic shock, hypovolemic shock, or heart failure, every second counts — in these cases, emergency vasopressor infusions and organ-protective protocols bring the patient to safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a stay in intensive care last?
This depends entirely on the patient’s condition; it can range from a few hours to a few days, and our team will keep you informed throughout.
Can I visit my pet?
Our team will recommend the most appropriate arrangement based on the patient’s stability and clinical conditions.
In a critical situation, you can reach us immediately on WhatsApp or review our Intensive Care page.