The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides care for infants who need intensive medical attention. The unit features a strong healthcare team, specially trained nurses, advanced technical equipment, and spacious facilities to offer 24-hour care and support, including family education and training. Starting from 24 weeks of gestation, we provide advanced care for preterm infants, those requiring mechanical respiratory support, low birth weight infants, multiple births, infants with growth restrictions based on gestational age, and those at high risk for birth-related complications. We also offer care for newborns born in other centers who require intensive care.

Conditions treated and monitored include:

• High-risk pregnancy and delivery monitoring
• Care and treatment for newborns requiring diagnostic and therapeutic techniques
• Limited touch application
• Blood exchange
• Phototherapy
• Respiratory support and non-invasive ventilation
• Administration of surfactant for infants with underdeveloped lungs
• Placement of umbilical artery and vein catheters, central venous catheters
• Intermittent non-invasive blood pressure monitoring
• Care for newborns requiring pre- and post-operative surgical interventions
• Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) screening and treatment using injections or laser therapy as needed
• Kangaroo care
• Pre-birth consultations for all centers
• Newborn transport
• Long-term follow-up for at-risk infant