Expert Neonatology Services for Newborn Care
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The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), a highly specialized healthcare unit is designed for the treatment and intensive medical care for the infants. Motherness Hospitals is going to be one of the largest and comprehensive care NICUs, encompassing fetal medicine and high risk obstetrics care.
With the advanced support systems and experienced medical professionals, Motherness Hospitals is committed to providing specialized care for neonates. It is worth noting that newborns in need of intensive care often fare better when they are born in a facility with a NICU, rather than being transferred after birth.
Motherness Hospitals has advanced Neonatal Transport Service in India. These NICUs provide the highest level of neonatal care, with Neonatologists, Respiratory Therapists, Lactation Consultants, and Nurses available round-the-clock, ensuring attention to critically ill newborns and preterm infants.
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What does a neonatologist do?
A neonatologist treats newborns, especially those who are sick or born before their due dates. For women who have certain risk factors, like having multiple births, they might also offer prenatal consultation.
What sets away neonatology from pediatrics?
Neonatologists only treat infants whose health is in danger because of an illness or birth defect. In addition to treating illnesses in infants and children up until the age of 18, a pediatrician conducts regular wellness examinations. Sometimes pediatricians and neonatologists collaborate to treat or oversee a baby’s care.
Is neonatology a NICU?
Most of neonatologists’ work is done in neonatal intensive care units, or NICUs. Supporting children who are underdeveloped or otherwise fragile during their first few weeks of life is the goal of a NICU.
Do neonatologists operate on patients?
Because of the newborn’s size and developmental problems, neonatologists perform procedures like lumbar punctures, intricate reconstructive surgeries, and central line placements required for specific equipment and expertise.