Professional care and advanced technology in critical processes
Our General Intensive Care Unit is a special unit equipped with advanced technology, where patients whose vital functions are at risk or who develop organ failure are continuously monitored and treated 24 hours a day.
In conditions such as severe traumas, post-major surgery care, sepsis (severe infection), and respiratory failure; we struggle for our patients to return to life with our anesthesia and reanimation specialists, intensive care nurses, and multidisciplinary physician staff.
Why Çakırtepe Hospital?
High-Level Monitoring
Thanks to advanced monitors at every bedside; vital data such as heartbeat, blood pressure, oxygen level, and body temperature are recorded second by second and monitored from the central system.
Multidisciplinary Approach
Intensive care patients often have problems involving more than one organ system. For this reason, a joint treatment plan is applied through continuous consultation with Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Neurology, and Surgical branches.
Isolation Rooms
Isolation rooms with special ventilation systems are available for patients at risk of infection or with low immunity.
Our Treatment and Care Areas
The main patient groups monitored in our General Intensive Care Unit:
Post-Op (Postoperative) Care
Patients who have undergone major surgical operations (brain, heart, cancer surgery, etc.) are closely monitored to ensure they safely get through the risky first hours.
Organ Failures
Supportive treatments (dialysis, etc.) are applied in acute renal failure, hepatic coma, and multiple organ failure.
Severe Infections (Sepsis)
In severe infections spreading to the body, life-saving interventions are made with powerful antibiotic treatments and organ support systems.
Trauma and Poisonings
Intensive care support is provided in emergencies such as traffic accidents, falls, head traumas, and drug poisonings.
Advanced Life Support Systems
Functions that the body cannot sustain on its own are supported by advanced devices.
Mechanical Ventilation (Artificial Respiration)
Patients who cannot breathe adequately on their own are connected to respirators to ensure their oxygenation.
Hemodialysis and Hemofiltration
In patients developing renal failure, the blood is cleaned by performing a dialysis procedure at the bedside.
Patient Care Processes
The quality of care plays a critical role in the recovery process as much as treatment.
Personal Care and Hygiene
Our patients' needs such as bathing, oral care, and position changing are met at regular intervals by our experienced nurses.
Nutritional Support
Special nutrition programs (enteral/parenteral) are applied via vascular access or stomach tube for patients who cannot be fed orally.
Visiting Rules and Information
Sterilization of the intensive care environment and patient safety are our priorities.
Visiting Policy
To prevent the risk of infection, visits are restricted. Only first-degree relatives can see the patient at designated times by wearing special protective clothing.
Physician Information
Detailed and transparent information about the medical condition of the patient is given to the family by the responsible physician at a specific time every day.
