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Neonatology
The Neonatology Department at SLG Hospitals provides specialised care for newborns, including premature and critically ill infants. Our dedicated team of neonatologists and nurses offers expert medical management, advanced monitoring, and compassionate support for babies in their earliest and most vulnerable stages. Using state-of-the-art neonatal facilities, evidence-based protocols, and family-centered care, we ensure that every newborn receives the best start in life.
CONDITIONS TREATED
Our neonatology specialists manage a wide range of neonatal health concerns, including:
- Premature birth and low birth weight
- Respiratory distress and neonatal infections
- Congenital disorders and birth defects
- Jaundice and feeding difficulties
- Neonatal sepsis and critical illnesses
- Metabolic and genetic disorders
- Post-operative care for surgical neonates
NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (NICU)
SLG Hospitals’ NICU is equipped with advanced technology and specialised monitoring systems to provide comprehensive care for newborns requiring critical attention:
- 24/7 intensive monitoring and life support
- Mechanical ventilation and CPAP support for respiratory distress
- Phototherapy for jaundice management
- Intravenous nutrition and medication support
- Continuous care for preterm and high-risk infants
- Family-centered environment with parent counselling and guidance
TREATMENTS & FACILITIES
We combine expert neonatal care with modern technology to ensure optimal outcomes:
- Comprehensive NICU care for premature and critically ill infants
- Specialised feeding and nutrition support
- Neonatal emergency care and post-surgical monitoring
- Developmental assessments and follow-up care
- Parental education and counselling for home care after discharge
ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING SLG NEONATOLOGY
- Expert, round-the-clock neonatal care by experienced neonatologists
- Advanced NICU facilities with life-saving equipment and technology
- Individualised care plans for every newborn’s specific needs
- Supportive guidance for parents during and after hospitalisation
- Safe, compassionate environment focused on newborn growth and development
FAQs
When should a newborn be admitted to the NICU?
Infants born prematurely, with low birth weight, breathing difficulties, or critical medical conditions are admitted for specialised care.
Is parental access allowed in the NICU?
Yes. SLG Hospitals follows a family-centered approach, allowing parental involvement and counselling while maintaining infant safety.
How long will my baby stay in the NICU?
The duration depends on the baby’s condition, gestational age, and response to treatment; neonatologists provide regular updates and guidance.
Are NICU procedures safe for newborns?
Absolutely. All procedures follow evidence-based protocols and continuous monitoring to ensure safety and effectiveness.
What post-discharge support is available?
Our team provides follow-up care, developmental assessments, and parental counselling to ensure smooth transition and healthy growth at home.