Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Department

This unit operates round the clock and supports patients who need continuous monitoring, life-support therapy, and safe anesthesia during surgery.

In which situations the unit is involved

Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Department is designed for patients who need more than a single consultation: they need careful clinical follow-up, monitoring over time, and quick access to related specialists when required.

Core team responsibilities

• intensive care for critically ill patients together with continuous cardiac monitoring

• oxygen therapy, infusion support, and correction of life-threatening conditions

• regional, spinal, epidural, intravenous anesthesia, and endotracheal anesthesia

How continuity of care is maintained

The anesthesiology and nursing team supports the patient from preoperative preparation through postoperative stabilization, with strong focus on safety, comfort, and pain control.

Working principles

• a combination of specialty expertise and access to a strong diagnostic base

• the ability to refine treatment strategy quickly without losing time

• a focus not only on diagnosis, but also on comfort, safety, and patient outcomes

The value of rapid decision-making

We want anesthesiology and intensive care department to feel not like an isolated unit, but like a reliable part of a complete medical pathway where the patient is seen as a whole person and supported from the first complaint to a meaningful result.