A separate room for each premature baby
The infection rate in the Liv Hospital Neonatal Unit is only 2 percent since premature babies, who especially require sensitive care, are given the necessary treatment and care in separate rooms. While this figure is around 15-20 percent on average internationally, the survival rate in very small in babies born under 1,000 grams in our hospital is 100 percent.
In cooperation with experienced physicians
While recuperating the babies, a multidisciplinary approach is adopted with support from other units when necessary. Cooperation is made with experienced physicians in the pediatric neurology, pediatric cardiology, pediatric endocrinology, cardiovascular surgery, retina and brain operation branches.
Examinations are performed at the incubator
In our unit, tests such as ultrasound imaging, direct radiological imaging, retinal examinations, hearing tests, brain EEG and heart echo can be performed without moving babies from their beds. Thanks to portable technological services, medical examinations of babies are provided in a comfortable and safe environment.
Advanced premature babies are discharged healthily
At the Liv Hospital Neonatal Care Unit, where neonatal intensive care technology and experience are combined, advanced premature babies and newborns in other risk groups can be discharged healthily. Newborns who had a risky birth may need to be monitored in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) after the birth. All patients discharged from the NICU must visit the High Risk Infant Follow-up Clinic.
