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Emergency Department

Level 1 - Emergency Reception Area

Level 1 - Counter Tables 02 manned by Junior &Senior Resident on duty

Level 1 - 05 Couches for reception, initial assessment, Rx of the patient

Level 1 - Sister’s room

Level 1 - Dressing and first aid room near Casualty Medical Officer’s room

Level 2 – Emergency Ward with capacity of 30 Beds and Sisters counter

Level 3 –Fully equipped Emergency Operation Theatre Complex having 03 OT

Tables, 04 Electrocautery Units, 04 Suction apparatuses, 02 Autoclave

                 machines, 01 Sigmoidoscope. In addition, it has space/rooms for

                Changing, scrubbing, stores, retiring rooms for surgeons,

                anaesthetists and paramedic staff.

Level 3 - Senior Resident’s room

Availability of Lift, Ramp and stairs in the vicinity for easy transport of the patient.

Surgical emergency patients are first assessed in the surgical casualty reception area on the ground floor and are seen by Senior PG/Senior Resident and first aid and plan of investigations is made. The Consultant on call conducts 2-3 rounds daily the last being late in the evening and is always available on call after working hours. The senior faculty of the particular unit for the day is always available for the emergency if the need arises. The patients after overnight stay are shifted to the wards for further management.

List of Emergency Surgeries commonly performed

S. No.

PROCEDURE

DIAGNOSIS

1.

EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY

PERFORAION PERITONITIS

(DUODENAL, JEJUNAL, ILEAL, COLONIC, RECTAL, BILIARY, URINARY)

SOLID ORGAN TRAUMA

(LIVER, SPLEEN, PANCREAS, RENAL, ADRENAL, BLADDER, GIT)

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

(MALIGNANCY, VOLVULUS, MALROTATION GUT, HERNIAL, TUBERCULAR, MEGACOLON)

ANY OTHER CAUSE (e.g UPPER/LOWER GI BLEEDING)

2.

APPENDECTOMY

ACUTE APPENDICITIS

APPENDICULAR ABSCESS

3.

TUBE THORACOSTOMY /

THORACOTOMY

HEMO/PNEUMOTHORAX, LUNG CONTUSIONS/LACERATIONS

4.

INCISION & DRAINAGE

BREAST ABSCESS

PERINEAL ABSCESS

ANY OTHER ABSCESS

5.

SUPRA-PUBIC CYSTOSTOMY

URINARY RETENTION

URETHRAL TRAUMA

6.

POST TRAUMA LACERATIONS

SUTURING UNDER LA

7.

EXCISION

INFECTED S/C CYSTS, LESIONS

8.

REPAIR

PENILE FRACTURE

PARAPHIMOSIS

9.

MISCELLANEOUS

VARIOUS CONDITIONS