Emergency Medicine

What is Emergency Medicine?

Emergency Medicine is a branch of medicine that requires immediate intervention for sudden illnesses, injuries and other health problems. Emergency medicine specialists are professionals trained to treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries. Emergency medical care includes life-saving interventions, trauma treatments, management of sudden-onset illnesses and other health emergencies.

Our Services

1. Treatment of Trauma and Injury

• Fractures and Dislocations: Emergency treatment of bone fractures and dislocations.
• Injuries: Emergency treatment of cuts, burns, and other injuries.
• Trauma Management: Stabilization and treatment of serious injuries.

2. Emergency Medical Conditions

• Heart Attack: Rapid diagnosis and treatment of a heart attack.
• Stroke (Paralysis): Rapid assessment of stroke symptoms and emergency treatment.
• Respiratory Problems: Emergency treatment of conditions such as asthma attack, respiratory failure.

3. Pediatric Emergency Service

• Emergency Pediatric Care: Meeting the urgent medical needs of pediatric patients.
• Febrile Illnesses: Emergency treatment of high fever, infections and other pediatric illnesses.
• Injuries: Fast and effective treatment of injuries in children.

4. Emergency Surgical Interventions

• Appendectomy Treatment of acute appendicitis.
• Trauma Surgery: Surgical treatment of serious injuries.
• Other Emergency Surgical Interventions: Management of conditions that develop suddenly and require emergency surgical intervention.

5. Critical Care and Stabilization

• Intensive Care Treatment and stabilization of life-threatening conditions in intensive care.
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR): Life-saving interventions applied in cardiac and respiratory arrest.
• Advanced Life Support: Maintenance and stabilization of vital functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the waiting time in the emergency room?
Priority in emergency services is determined according to the health status of the patients. In life-threatening situations, the intervention time is very short, while in milder cases, the waiting time may vary.

What are the symptoms of a heart attack?
Symptoms of a heart attack can include chest pain, shortness of breath, sweating, nausea and dizziness. People experiencing these symptoms should contact the emergency room immediately.

What is the process when I arrive at the emergency room?
When you arrive at the emergency room, a rapid assessment is made by the triage nurse and the treatment process is initiated according to your urgency. Necessary examinations