Paediatrics is a medical speciality that addresses a wide range of conditions affecting children, babies, and young people. Neonatology, a subspecialty within paediatrics, focuses on the care of premature or ill newborn infants, particularly in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). At SCI Hospital, we offer comprehensive pediatric and neonatal care, integrating specialists in fields like pulmonology and cardiology to address a wide array of health issues, from birth conditions to ongoing management.
Our pediatric department ensures that newborns receive exceptional care from the start, with a dedicated team of highly skilled Neonatologists, specially trained Neonatology Nurses, and Neonatal Intensivists available 24/7. With continuous care and expert management, we strive to provide the best possible outcomes for our neonates, ensuring they receive the highest standard of medical attention around the clock.
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Our hospital has highly trained paediatricians to help deliver the baby and take care of the baby after birth. The newborn's firm examination includes:
After that, the baby is given the first bath, as well as umbilical cord stump is cleaned.
Even proper information about feeding, bathing, and other baby care advice is given to the parents.
We provide exceptional nursing care to newborns, ensuring they are nurtured and supported through the delicate early stages of life. Immediately after birth, a newborn's physiological systems begin developing and adjusting to the new environment, making them susceptible to various diseases and infections. To ensure their well-being, parents require the assistance of well-trained and skilled nurses who can offer specialised care, helping to safeguard their babies during this critical period of development.
As SCI Hospital, we offer superior healthcare services to both new mothers and newborns. We offer specialised care for:
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General paediatricians provide routine care and treatment for children, addressing a variety of diseases, while neonatologists specialise in the care of premature or underweight newborns to enhance their chances of survival and growth.
Both paediatricians and neonatologists play a crucial role in the health and well-being of your newborn and growing child. These specialists monitor your baby regularly from birth until they turn 5 years old. After the age of 5, the paediatrician typically conducts routine check-ups on an annual or monthly basis, ensuring continued health and development.
Neonatologists usually offer the following care:
Neonatologists work in newborn intensive care units (NICUs) or special care nurseries in hospitals. After an infant is discharged, a neonatologist may offer short-term and follow-up outpatient care, ensuring continued monitoring and treatment. They also coordinate with paediatricians to manage specific health conditions, providing a comprehensive approach to the infant’s care and long-term well-being.
Many would-be parents choose SCI hospital for the best neonatology and pediatric facilities, because:
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Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) use the following equipment:
Besides, we have the facilities of X-ray, pulse oximeter, CT scan, MRI, Endotracheal tube (ET), Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), and a Respirator or mechanical ventilator for monitoring the baby’s health conditions.
Paediatrics is a branch that sees children from birth to adolescence and treats all problems from ear infections to broken bones. On the other hand, neonatologists generally take care of newborn babies to babies aged one year.
A neonatologist is the one who should be consulted in case your newborn baby is not feeling well, as neonatologists specialise in taking care of newborn babies.
Some common neonatal problems are prematurity, respiratory dysfunction, birth trauma, congenital malformations, neonatal infection, and hemolytic disorders in newborns.
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