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Intensive Care At Mansa ICU & Trauma Centre

The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Mansa ICU & Trauma Centre provides close, round-the-clock monitoring and treatment for patients who are seriously ill or badly injured.

Accident and trauma patients often have more than one injury and need quick, coordinated care. With ICU support in the same hospital, patients with serious fractures, head injuries, heavy blood loss or other critical conditions can be stabilised and treated without delay.

Who Needs ICU Care?

ICU care may be needed for patients with:

  • Serious road accident injuries
  • Multiple fractures and trauma
  • Heavy blood loss or shock
  • Breathing difficulty
  • Close monitoring after major surgery
  • Other critical medical conditions

Emergency & Trauma Care

Immediate assessment and stabilisation of accident and trauma patients.

Continuous Monitoring

Round-the-clock monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen and other vital signs.

Trauma Care Under One Roof

For trauma patients, the first hours after an injury are very important. Having orthopaedic trauma care and ICU support together helps patients get stabilised, treated for fractures and monitored closely in one place.

Once the patient is stable, fractures and injuries are treated as planned. Learn more about our fracture and bone injury treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Emergency and trauma care is available round the clock at Mansa ICU & Trauma Centre. Please call before arriving if possible.

Keep the injured person still, especially the neck and back, control bleeding with firm pressure using a clean cloth, and do not give food or water.

Visiting rules in the ICU are set to protect patients from infection and allow continuous care. The hospital staff will explain visiting times and guidelines.

It depends on the patient's condition. Patients are moved to the ward as soon as they are stable and no longer need intensive monitoring.