Trauma Care Treatments and Procedures

Emergencies are extremely unfortunate and b eing prepared is the best method to deal with such circumstances. A team of professionals at Kauvery Hospitals' Department of Emergency Medicine and Trauma care is always ready to address any form of emergency. Patients have the best chance of surviving and recovering because of the advanced technology and a persistent focus on clinical standards.

The Trauma Care Department provides the following procedures.

Advanced emergency airway management

During emergencies in which the airway is fully blocked, cricothyrotomy can establish a patent airway. The goal is to provide adequate oxygen and ventilation as part of the rescue effort.

Basic airway management

This is a procedure performed in emergency situations to prevent airway obstruction and thus providing an open pathway in the patient's lungs.

Mechanical Ventilation

Process where a machine that helps a patient breathe (ventilate) when they are having surgery or cannot breathe on their own due to a critical illness.

Temporary cardiac pacing

This is a process in which a temporary pacemaker is used when the patient is having a change in the heart rate due to heart attacks, surgeries, or any other issues.

Non-invasive ventilation

It refers to the delivery of oxygen to the patient through nasal plugs, or face mask rather than endotracheal tube or tracheostomy.

Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS)

Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) is a group of procedures that treat life-threatening conditions including cardiac arrest, stroke, trauma, and shock.

Basic life support (BLS)

It is performed to support the patient's respiration through cardiopulmonary resuscitation CPR until advanced life support arrives.

Reinflation of collapsed lung

Tracheostomy

Other ailments and procedures we deal with are the following:

• Stabilizing victims of all emergencies
• Central and peripheral venous accesses
• Minor wound repairs
• Incision and drainage for skin abscess
• Assessment and management of scalp lacerations
• Closure of minor skin wounds with sutures/ staples
• Treatment for insect bites and snake bites
• Treatment of poisoning cases
• Stabilizing accident & trauma victims
• Shoulder dislocation and reduction
• Accidents
• Splinting of musculoskeletal injuries
• Fractures