Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

The ICU, which was established in 1996, currently has 10 beds (two east/west), positive and negative pressure clinics, primarily targeting high-risk patients with peripheral cancer treatment and critical patients who receive close monitoring, precise treatment and comprehensive care. After nearly 30 years of continuous improvement, the Department of Emergency Medicine has become a clinical department that integrates medicine, teaching and research into cancer patients' care. The clinic is equipped with adequate, advanced medical equipment including respirators, multifunctional monitors, bedside blood purifiers, ventilation lenses, temporary heartbeat lighters, pulse indicators for continuous cardiac output monitoring (PiCCO), bedside ultrasound, high-flow oxygen therapy, blood pressure analyzer, automatic coughing machine, intravenous fluid management system, etc.  Clinical projects such as mechanical ventilation, circulatory support, blood purification, alternative treatment, blood transfusion, cutting of the skin microfluidic tube, temporary cardiac arrest, bedside ultrasound, ventilation and watering, low temperature, subduction air and bedside testing (bodies for blood analysis, reducing serotonin levels, brain activity) have been conducted.