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NEONATOLOGY

ABOUT NEONATOLOGY

Paras Bliss has well developed centers that are focused on neonatal care. Each delivery is supported by the Department of neonatology – which comprises of a well experienced team of neonatologists, intensive care specialists and anesthetists to take care of your new born – bundle of joy. The experts are also well trained and equipped to handle any complications such as – pre term delivery, infections, breathing difficulties, to list a few. All units of Paras Bliss adhere to the international standards of developmental supportive care – a specialized medical approach to handle the sick and fragile newborns.

At Paras Bliss, the state of the art level III Neonatal – ICU is equipped with the  latest technology – Multi functional Monitors, Conventional Ventilators, Non invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV), Dedicated Nasal CPAP devices, Blood Gas Analyzer, Incubator Care, Servo Controlled Digital Open Care Warmers; Double Surface Photo Therapy; Digital Syringe & Infusion Pumps.

Every NICU at Paras Bliss has been designed keeping in mind the requirements of the neonates. The supporting staff and nurses are all trained to handle the fragile bundles of joy with care and compassion in compliance to the international standards of developmental supportive care, laying stress on the importance of sound, light and handling.

The Department is well supported by state of the art incubators and warmers, making sure that the child feels safe and secure. The department is well established to handle cases of premature, precious deliveries and twin deliveries, along with ensuring all aspects of infection control and quality.

To support the mother post delivery, Paras Bliss offers a range of specialized care programs that aim at counselling, training and orienting the new mother & family on important aspects associated with infant care. Lactation Counselling, Toddler Care , Baby Massage are few specialized programs that train the mother to provide the right care and support to her child.

INCUBATOR CARE

The procedure undertaken to provide protection and care to neonates or ill and premature babies by using an incubator is what Incubator Care refers to. Newborn babies need to have a body temperature ranging in between 36.5 to 37.2 degree Celsius. They tend to lose body heat through various processes like convection, conduction and radiation. The babies born with a low weight or as a result of premature birth have higher risks of hypothermia, hypoglycemia, asphyxia, hypotonia, respiratory distress and so on. Hence it becomes essential to provide them with a thermo neutral environment which is what incubators do.

What are incubators?

Incubators are devices that are brought into use for the intensive care of infants which keeps them away from pathogens while keeping them warm. Such devices maintain an optimal temperature required by the baby along with humidity, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels. An incubator such as a transport incubator generally consists of an inbuilt oxygen supply unit, mini ventilator, IV pump, cardio-respiratory unit and pulse oximeter. Various types of incubators include closed, open, portable, non-portable, double-walled etc.

When or why is it required?

An incubator care facility may be required in the following conditions:
When the infant is not able to generate the required body heat, It is born early, It has an infection, It is acutely ill and requires to be kept under observation, For transporting it from health unit or hospital to another, If the infant has undergone some surgery and needs special care, When an infant runs the risk of getting infection or abnormal heat loss

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