Types of Intensive Care Units (ICUs)
Intensive care units can be organised based on the pathologies/conditions treated (e.g. neurological, trauma, burns, medical or surgical ICUs) 
Medical intensive care unit
The medical intensive care unit is dedicated to caring for adult patients with medical conditions requiring frequent observation, specialized monitoring and medical treatment. These include illnesses such as diabetic ketoacidosis, gastrointestinal bleeding, drug overdose, respiratory failure, sepsis, stroke and cancer.
Surgical intensive care unit
The surgical intensive care unit is dedicated to managing postoperative patients, including patients who have undergone major abdominal surgeries, craniotomy patients, thoracotomy patients, unstable multiple trauma patients and any surgical patient who requires continuous monitoring or life support.
Our ICU teams are multi-disciplinary, made up of highly skilled intensive care nurses, doctors and specialists trained in providing critical care for patients with a variety of medical, surgical and trauma conditions.