Journal of Pediatrics and Child Health
Pediatric intensive care
Pediatric intensive care is a specialized medical service dedicated to the treatment of critically ill or severely injured children. It is provided in Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICUs), which are equipped with advanced technology and staffed by trained pediatric intensivists, nurses, and support teams. Children may need intensive care due to severe infections, trauma, respiratory failure, cardiac conditions, or complications after major surgery. Continuous monitoring of vital signs, mechanical ventilation, and life-support measures are often required to stabilize and support vital organ functions. The goal is to provide rapid, expert intervention to improve survival and recovery. Emotional support and clear communication with families are essential components of care. Pediatric intensive care plays a vital role in managing complex, life-threatening conditions and improving outcomes for critically ill children.
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