Department of Pediatric Surgery deals with surgery for all children from newborn to adolescent upto 18 years. It includes newborn surgery, urology, health care, gasto-intestinal surgery, thoracic surgery, minimal access surgery and Oncology in Children. The hospital caters to daily outpatients, inpatient services, Operating Theater and 24 hours emergency services.Common treatments for disease/surgery that department deals with- Circumcision, Hernia, Hydrocele, Undescended testis, Hypospadias, Appendicitis, Cholelithiasis, Anorectal malformation, Hirschsprungs disease, Congenital diaphragmatic hernia and ileal atresia in newborn, Pyeloplasty, Vesico-ureteric reflux etc

Facilities available at NICU DepartmentFollowing are the facilities available at Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) department at MCH hospital.ECMO (Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation)The ECMO technique provides support for babies with severe lung or heart conditions. ECMO gives oxygenated blood to a baby whose heart or lungs aren’t able to work on their own. This helps the heart, and lungs of the baby to recover and get stronger.Neonatal ICUsAt DMICC hospital we have the best neonatal ICUs with the latest technology. All the facilities of the ventilator, IVs, etc are there in the hospital.Advanced neonatal therapyBabies admitted to the NICU often need help with basic tasks like feeding and other tasks. At DMICC hospital, we offer advanced neonatal therapies such as physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and many more. Neonatal transport servicesThe neonatal transport specialists at DMICC hospital provide transport facilities to infants, who are from underserved areas, and need higher levels of intensive care.Nutritional and dietary support for newbornsA baby in the neonatal intensive care unit has special dietary needs. Therefore, our dietitians and nutritionists are specially trained to care for newborns, so your baby can grow up healthy.

A PICU is usually needed for postoperative care or for treating serious illnesses or injuries.Following are some of the reasons for which a child gets admitted to PICU ward.Congenital abnormalities.Respiratory diseases.Acute kidney and liver problems in children or infants.Severe infection in children or infants.Drug/Medication overdose.Autoimmune disorders in children or infants.Physical trauma.Food poisoning.If a child or infant has undergone Complex Surgery.Neurological Disorders