The outpatient and inpatient departments provide examination, diagnosis, treatment and observation services according to patients’ medical condition and treatment needs. In outpatient services, patients may be discharged home after examinations and procedures, while in inpatient departments they may be hospitalized for longer-term observation and treatment. The treatment plan is determined based on the patient’s diagnosis, general health condition and individual needs.

The intensive care and resuscitation unit is intended for patients in serious condition who require close monitoring of vital functions and intensive medical intervention. Continuous monitoring of vital signs, support for the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, drug treatment, infusion therapy and other intensive treatment measures are carried out here.

Sepsis is a severe clinical condition resulting from the body’s life-threatening systemic response to infection. In intensive care, the patient’s vital signs are continuously monitored, the source of the infection is identified, and appropriate antimicrobial treatment, fluids and other supportive treatments are provided. When organ dysfunction occurs, appropriate intensive care measures are implemented.

A stroke is an emergency condition resulting from an acute disturbance of cerebral blood circulation. During intensive monitoring, the level of consciousness, blood pressure, heart rhythm, respiration and other vital signs are assessed. Depending on the type of stroke and the clinical condition, specific treatment and measures aimed at preventing complications are carried out.

In severe pneumonia, the lungs’ ability to oxygenate the blood may decrease significantly and respiratory failure may develop. In such patients, oxygen therapy, non-invasive or invasive artificial respiratory support, anti-infective treatment and other intensive care measures may be applied. Treatment is carried out according to the patient’s clinical condition and the severity of respiratory failure.

The function of the kidneys may deteriorate acutely as a result of severe illnesses, infections, circulatory disorders and other causes. During intensive care, kidney function, fluid balance, urine output and laboratory parameters are monitored. When necessary, renal replacement therapy, including dialysis, may be applied.

Acute liver injury may arise from various infectious, toxic, drug-related, metabolic and other causes. The patient’s liver function, blood clotting, metabolic parameters and other vital indicators are monitored. Treatment is directed at eliminating the underlying cause and supporting liver function.

In cases of severe functional disorders of the heart and vascular system, ensuring blood circulation and the blood supply to vital organs is one of the primary objectives. Heart rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen level and other parameters are continuously monitored in patients. Drug treatment, oxygen and other supportive measures are carried out according to the clinical condition.

Conditions such as diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar state and severe hypoglycemia may result in impaired consciousness and coma. In intensive care, blood glucose levels, electrolytes, acid-base balance and other vital signs are monitored. Depending on the cause of the condition, treatment may include insulin, fluid and electrolyte correction and other medical measures.

Abdominal puncture is an invasive procedure performed to take a sample of fluid accumulated in the abdominal cavity or, in certain cases, to remove the fluid. It is mainly used to determine the cause of fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity and to assess infection and other pathologies. The method and extent of the procedure are determined based on the patient’s condition.

Pleural puncture is a procedure for taking a sample of fluid accumulated in the pleural cavity around the lungs or removing the fluid for therapeutic purposes. It may be used to determine the cause of pleural fluid, reduce shortness of breath and determine the treatment approach. During the procedure, medical monitoring is provided with regard to the patient’s condition and possible complications.

Injections into the joint cavity are applied in the treatment of pain, inflammation and other joint problems when medically indicated. During the injection, the medication is administered directly into the joint cavity. The medication used and the treatment regimen are determined by the physician based on the type of joint disease, the patient’s condition and existing contraindications.