Kohinoor Multispeciality Hospital & ICU
For more information or to book an appointment, you can contact the hospital at +91-7779998919 or email info@kohinoorhospital.com.
All Services
Critical Care & Internal Medicine
When serious illnesses strike, expert care can be life-saving. Internal medicine deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases, while critical care manages life-threatening conditions. At Kohinoor Hospital in Nagpur, our ICU and internal medicine specialists work together to deliver high-quality, round-the-clock care. We manage complex cases involving infections, organ failure, and chronic diseases with precision and compassion. Patients in Nagpur trust us for our comprehensive medical expertise and continuous support.
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Conditions
- Research and Development
- Comprehensive Specialties
- Advanced Imaging Services
- Emergency Services
- Rehabilitation Services
- Intensive Care Units (ICUS)
Surgeons Available for Consultations
Dr. Salahuddin Patel
Diabetology, Intensivist
Dr. Salahuddin Patel
Diabetology, Intensivist
Dr. Salahuddin Patel
Diabetology, Intensivist
Frequently asked questions
What is the role of internal medicine in patient care?
Internal medicine focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases. Internists manage a broad spectrum of conditions, from common illnesses to complex chronic diseases.
How does critical care differ from general internal medicine?
Critical care, or intensive care, involves the management of life-threatening conditions requiring comprehensive care and constant monitoring, often provided in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
What conditions are commonly treated in critical care units?
Conditions include severe infections, respiratory failure, cardiac emergencies, and post-operative complications, among others.
Who comprises the critical care team?
The team typically includes intensivists (critical care physicians), nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and other specialists collaborating to provide comprehensive care.