Top Critical Care Hospital In Mumbai

Conditions Treated

Gleneagles Hospital provides immediate medical attention to critical conditions that range from respiratory failure to postoperative complications. Our skilled crisis management team aims to restore the stability and health of all patients efficiently.

• Acute Kidney Injury: It occurs when kidneys suddenly lose their ability to filter waste. It can develop within a few hours or days. It can lead to severe kidney failure if not treated on time. We offer prompt intensive care and renal support to stabilise the patient.
• Acute Liver Failure: It is a life-threatening condition where the liver suffers loss of function in a matter of hours or days. It is a medical emergency that warrants immediate attention from the critical care department.
• Acute Respiratory Failure: In this condition, the lungs cannot release enough oxygen to the body. It needs immediate medical attention from critical care to treat the underlying disease and provide respiratory and oxygen support.
• Cerebral Oedema: It is a life-threatening condition that occurs due to the buildup of fluid in the spaces of the brain. If left untreated, it can cause long-term damage to cognitive abilities. It needs immediate treatment to minimise the risk of brain damage.
• Sepsis: Sepsis is characterised by extreme bodily reactions to an infection. It is a life-threatening complication and can progress to sepsis shock if left untreated. We provide resuscitation, targeted antimicrobial therapy, source control, intensive monitoring and detection of clinical deterioration, and continuing prevention of organ failure and complications to reduce complications.
• Stroke: A stroke happens when blood flow to the brain is disrupted or cut off completely. It can lead to long-term disability or death without proper medical attention.
• Medicines, surgery, and rehabilitation are needed to stabilise the patient and help them get back to regular life.
• Trauma: It refers to sudden or severe injury to the body that requires immediate medical attention. Our dedicated trauma care unit performs rapid assessments, provides 24-hour monitoring and ventilation, and manages injuries through surgery, medications, or other necessary interventions.
• Multiple Organ Failure: It is an acute condition where two or more organs in a patient’s body stop working properly. It is a serious situation that can affect the mortality of the patient. Intensive life support: intravenous fluids, vasopressors, antibiotics, blood transfusion, ventilation, dialysis, and transplant surgeries improve survival rates.
• Post-Surgery: In major surgeries, we provide intensive monitoring and treatment to reduce risks of complications and ensure smooth recovery. We perform close general monitoring, pain management, fluid management, respiratory support, haemodynamic monitoring, wound care, and organ function monitoring to ensure patient safety.