Surgical Intensive Care Unit

A Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) is a specialized hospital area where critically ill patients who have undergone significant surgery are closely monitored and cared for. Staffed by specialized doctors and nurses, it provides advanced medical support, including ventilators, intravenous medications, and continuous monitoring of vital signs. The goal is to help patients recover from complex surgeries, manage complications, and stabilize their condition. The SICU ensures personalized, around-the-clock care in a highly controlled environment, promoting the best possible outcomes during the critical post-operative period.