Dr. Poorna Shivanna provides specialised management for critically ill patients who require close observation, continuous monitoring and advanced medical support in an intensive care environment.
Intensive care management involves continuous assessment and treatment of patients with severe or unstable medical conditions. Treatment may include respiratory support, cardiovascular monitoring and management of organ dysfunction.
Patients with severe breathing difficulty or respiratory failure may require intensive respiratory monitoring, oxygen therapy or mechanical ventilation depending on the severity and underlying cause of their condition.
Mechanical ventilation provides respiratory support for critically ill patients who are unable to maintain adequate breathing independently. Ventilator settings and respiratory parameters require continuous monitoring and adjustment according to the patient's condition.
Sepsis is a severe systemic response to infection that can cause organ dysfunction. Critical care management focuses on timely diagnosis, infection management, circulatory support and close monitoring of organ function.
Dr. Poorna Shivanna manages critically ill patients with different forms of shock requiring rapid assessment, cardiovascular monitoring, fluid management and other appropriate medical interventions.
Patients with severe critical illness may develop dysfunction involving multiple organs. Intensive care involves monitoring organ function and providing appropriate supportive treatment while addressing the underlying cause.
Hemodynamic monitoring helps assess circulation, blood pressure and cardiovascular function in critically ill patients. The information obtained assists intensive care teams in making treatment decisions.
Critical care may be required for patients with sudden and severe medical emergencies affecting breathing, circulation, neurological function or other vital organ systems.
Patients with severe or complicated infections may require intensive monitoring and treatment, particularly when infection affects blood pressure, breathing or other vital organ functions.
Some patients undergoing major or complex surgery require postoperative intensive care for respiratory support, cardiovascular monitoring, pain control and early recognition of complications.
Cancer patients may occasionally require intensive care for severe infections, respiratory complications, treatment-related complications or other acute medical conditions. Critical care is coordinated with the patient's oncology team according to individual requirements.