Accident & Emergency
Medical emergencies are not bound by time and could happen without warning. Which is why our emergency and trauma department is open 24/7, because the right medical attention at a critical time can save a life.
Medical emergencies are not bound by time and could happen without warning. Which is why our emergency and trauma department is open 24/7, because the right medical attention at a critical time can save a life.
We believe that timely and effective medical response is the need of the hour. The emergency and trauma centre at Koshys Hospital is equipped to handle all types of criticalities, 24/7, ranging from minor physical discomfort to severe medical conditions. We accord the highest priority to emergency care. We provide specialised services for patients suffering from major emergency conditions such as: Myocardial infarction (heart attack). In case of such emergencies, it is vital to attend to the patient during the Golden hour (the first hour after the onset of a heart attack) Administering Thrombolysis to the patient during the Golden hour highly increases the possibility of a shorter recovery time for the patient. It plays an indispensable role in reperfusion therapy which is concerned with blocked arteries. Thus, taking every necessary step during the golden hour of cardiac arrest is vital.
Accident and Emergency departments – often called A&E - are the first point of treatment in hospitals for patients with severe injuries or illness. Patients may get there themselves, or in serious cases might arrive by ambulance after being treated at the scene by paramedics.
In the ER, a doctor or team of doctors and nurses will care for you. You may have X-rays, blood work, or other tests. You will need to wait for the results of any tests you have. You also may wait to see a doctor who specializes in treating your problem.
Once a patient is admitted into a hospital, they will then see a number of different medical professionals. Apart from emergency ward nurses, the list can include doctors, physician assistants, emergency room technicians, medical administrative assistants, and lab technicians, to name a few.
Most Common Medical Emergencies: