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Feofaniya Clinical Hospital: Neurology center

Ukraine, Kyiv
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The neurological center consists of 2 departments:

  • General neurology and neurorehabilitation,
  • Intensive therapy.

Neurological intensive care unit

The intensive care unit (neurological) has 12 inpatient beds and provides assistance around the clock. It is equipped with surveillance systems and modern high-tech equipment:

  • Consoles and functional beds,
  • Patient monitors,
  • Infusomats,
  • Perfusion pumps,
  • defibrillators,
  • Breathing apparatus “Dräger” and “Maquet”,
  • ICP measuring devices “Codman”,
  • Apparatus for artificial ventilation of the lungs “Hamilton-C1”.

Operating rooms are equipped with “Dräger” Primus anesthesia and respiratory devices, BIS monitors, perfusion pumps and devices for warming patients.

The department conducts round-the-clock emergency reception of patients with:

  • acute impairment of cerebral circulation,
  • convulsive syndrome of any etiology,
  • traumatic brain injury,
  • inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system.

The center’s neurologists carry out preoperative treatment of critically ill patients in order to stabilize the functioning of vital organs and systems.

Achievements

The European Stroke Association (ESO) recognized this department as a center for thrombolytic therapy for ischemic stroke, which is confirmed by the corresponding certificate.

The department is actively involved in the implementation of sparing endoscopic thrombextraction techniques.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    1
    With what diseases do patients go to the department of general neurology and neurorehabilitation?

    People choose this department for treatment of:

    • Encephalopathy of various origins,
    • Inflammatory diseases of the brain and spinal cord,
    • Demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system,
    • Extrapyramidal and other movement disorders (Parkinson’s disease, secondary parkinsonism, essential tremors, tics),
    • Disorders of the autonomic nervous system,
    • Traumatic brain injury (conservative treatment),
    • Vertebral lesions of the peripheral nervous system.
    1
    What are the advantages of treatment methods in a neurological intensive care unit?

    The advantages of this department:

    • Recognized as a center for thrombolytic therapy for ischemic stroke and entered in the European registry,
    • Combined low-flow anesthesia for long-term surgical interventions,
    • Widespread introduction of early endoscopic gastrostomy in patients with severe bulbar disorders,
    • Anesthetic support for SLEEP endoscopy.
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    What are the types of anesthesia in the neurological intensive care unit?

    Types of anesthesia:

    • Endotracheal anesthesia,
    • Intravenous anesthesia (with intubation and mechanical ventilation),
    • Spinal epidural anesthesia,
    • Retrobulbar and subtenon anesthesia,
    • Wake-up anesthesia technique for neurosurgical interventions.

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    Olena Kursabaieva
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    Ilona Baidiuk
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    Medical Doctor, oncologist, PHD student