The process that develops suddenly and threatens the life or integrity of the person is defined as “emergency health condition”. Patients in this situation are treated in the first and emergency services for acute diseases or injuries.

Medical Palace Emergency Services; It provides 24/7 service to all emergency cases with a multidisciplinary service approach, with a dynamic staff consisting of doctors specialized in their field, nurses and specialist health personnel experienced in first aid in the field of emergency service. At the same time, the ambulance team, with its fully equipped vehicles, is ready in front of the Emergency Service to meet all kinds of patient transfer requests from inside and outside the hospital.

All patients who receive service from the emergency department during the daytime are evaluated with support from all available branches, and at night, they are supported by internal medicine, anesthesia, cardiology, pediatrics and radiology specialists who are on duty in their own units in the hospital. The doctors on duty respond to the consultation as soon as possible if the emergency department needs it.

There are surgical and internal resuscitation, examination and emergency response rooms in the Emergency Service Units equipped with modern medical devices. Initial treatment and observation of patients are carried out in a modern setting with large and fully monitored observation rooms with bedside monitors.

There is a special elevator system that connects the emergency operating rooms, which are quickly and easily accessible to the first and emergency service departments, and the general intensive care, pediatric intensive care, coronary intensive care, radiology and endoscopy units and works only between these floors. This system ensures the integrity and coordinated operation of these units with the emergency service.

The most important feature of Medical Palace hospitals in terms of emergency services is that they are in the center of the city. Emergency patients can easily reach the hospital in cases of illness, illness and injury, as it is central when even seconds matter. The entrances of the Emergency Service are separate from the hospital, quite wide, easy to access, and have a wide area in front of which vehicles and ambulances that bring emergency patients can easily maneuver and park.

Acute diseases treated in the emergency department:

brain hemorrhages

Paralysis

Heart attack

head trauma

Traffic accidents

Accidents at work

injury

eye injuries

Appendicitis

severe pain

Burn

Fire

Transfer

Vomiting

Diarrhea

incision and fracture

Pneumonia

Poisoning

Electric shock

Suffocation

diabetic and uremic coma

loss of consciousness

renal colic

Acute massive hemorrhages