Overview
Intensive Care for Children
Some children may require close monitoring and medical support when they have a serious illness, injury or condition affecting vital body functions. At Shriji Mother & Child Care, Kota, the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) provides monitoring and medical support for children who require intensive care.
Care is planned according to the child’s condition, age and medical requirements, with appropriate support for breathing, circulation and other critical needs.
Expert Care
PICU Services
Paediatric Intensive Care
Continuous Monitoring
Respiratory Support
Emergency Paediatric Care
Critical Care Procedures
Supportive Medical Care
Why Choose Us
Intensive Care for Children
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a PICU?
PICU stands for Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. It provides intensive medical care and monitoring for children with serious illnesses or conditions requiring close observation.
Q2. Which children may require PICU care?
Children with serious infections, breathing problems, injuries, complications or other conditions requiring intensive monitoring may need PICU care based on medical assessment.
Q3. Does PICU provide respiratory support?
Yes. Respiratory support may be provided when a child has significant breathing difficulties or requires close respiratory monitoring.
Q4. How is PICU different from a general paediatric ward?
PICU provides a higher level of monitoring and medical support for children whose condition requires closer observation and intensive care.
Q5. How long does a child stay in the PICU?
The duration depends on the child's medical condition, response to treatment and the level of monitoring or support required.
