NICU and PICU
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit has gone through various changes since its foundation. This is a unit which has constantly been upgraded and restructured to accommodate more patients as it cater to critically sick neonates. The team has saved many lives including premature babies weighing less than 700 gms. With the upgradation of the unit the team has been able to save more lives than it could back in 2011. The whole first floor of the B-Block of the hospital, covering an area of 28 ft. x 13 ft. and 32 ft. x 24 ft. is completely dedicated to NICU. Total NICU beds all of which are ventilator compatible are 21. Neonatal unit is looked after by Dr. Khumanthem Ratankumar Singh, CMD, Senior Consultant, Paediatric Medicine.
Up until 2014 the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) was a very small unit with just two beds. At present it is a full-fledged 16-bedded unit. As is evident in the chart, recorded number of admissions in the PICU remarkably increased in 2016 as compared to previous years. All the PICU beds are ventilator compatible central supplies of gas and oxygen6
Pediatric Surgery Unit
The Pediatric Surgery Unit of MCCHRC has been operational since the end of 2011. Till date nearly 900 surgeries have been conducted. The unit has two functioning Operation Theatres and is currently headed by Dr. Toijam Soni Lygndoh. In the past few years of its operation, the unit has handled some rare and complicated cases. Some cases worth mention are: Trache-oesophageal fistula I Duodenal Atresia, Hydronephritic Kidney, Congenital Diaphramatic Hernia, Torticollis Conginatalis, Complex Cervico-Facial Malformation, Hepatic resection for Hepatoblastoma, Foreign body Intermediate Bronchus, High Ano-Rectal Malformation, among many others.
Cardiac Unit
In the year 2014-15, 63 (Sixty-three) cases of congenital heart diseases were recorded from the OPD unit of the hospital. Among these cases, the more stable ones that could be treated medically in the state were treated while many cases were sent to Delhi for further intervention. Above this, in the short span from May 2015 (When Dr. Athouba Arambam joined us as a visiting CTVS consultant) till December 2015, 67 (Sixty seven) patients attended his OPD.
Our hospital, in collaboration with Imphal Heart Institute (IHI) has launched a Heart Institute within the premises of MCCHRC, equipped with state-of-art facilities.
EMERGENCY ROOM
OPD (popularly known as treatment room) provides immediate stabilization for very sick neonate and children who are later shifted to ICU’s and ward. This emergency OPD is supported by 5 bedded emergency observation room equipped with central oxygen and vaccum.
MEDICAL DEVICES/INSTRUMENTS
Our ICU is equipped with equipments like GE Carestation EV –Engstrom ventilators, Dash 4000 & 2500 multiparameter monitors, Phototherapy units, opencare systems (Phoenix ) Radiant Warmers and B Braun Compact Perfusion Pumps. The OT boasts of state of art Aespire 7900 GE Anaesthesia Workstation, fully automated Janak OT tables and Dash 400 multiparameter monitors. The MCCH Laboratory uses high end instruments like GE USG, Minividas, Vitec2, Vitros Analyzer to name a few.
PHARMACY
In house chemist is available round the clock.
COFFEE KIOSK AND CANTEEN
Specially order cakes and healthy foods available round the clock.
WARD
Our wards comprise of two spacious blocks providing 19 general beds that delivers developmentally appropriate inpatient care and treatment services to young people between the ages of 1month to 12 years of age. 7 private rooms are provided for children requiring privacy.