Cardiac Care at Gujarat Superspeciality Hospital in Vadodara
What is a Cardiac Care Unit?
Cardiac Care is a specialized hospital ward designated to treat people with serious and acute heart illnesses. Those who undergo heart surgeries are placed in the Cardiac Care Unit (CCU) as they recover. These wards are equipped to supply specialized treatments for heart conditions and are staffed with professional medical staff in cardiac care.
What are the issues managed within the Cardiac Care Unit?
Patients admitted to the CCU for serious, acute, and unstable cardiac conditions require round-the-clock monitoring and specialized cardiovascular therapy.
The most common of those is acute heart failure or another kind of acute coronary syndrome. People with these conditions are at risk of rapid, unexpected changes in their condition and typically require ongoing therapy, like targeted temperature management (inducing mild hypothermia).
Other patients who may require a stay at CCU includes:
- Those who have decompensated failure, especially if they’re especially ill/unstable or need a balloon pump or LVAD
- Require close monitoring following severe heart conditions, whether or not they’ve stabilized, and are awaiting a heart transplant
- Have acute coronary syndromes, unstable angina, or life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias
There can be a range of cardiac diseases that need special attention from an advanced hospital that has all the latest technology to carry out proper tests and diagnose the disease correctly.
The hospital is focused on providing all the necessary cardiac, heart & kidney services to the patients so that all the disorders can be treated efficiently and effectively at the same time. The hospital offers 24/7 service which works best during an emergency.
