Every second counts in a neurological emergency. Our 24/7 trauma team, equipped with advanced life-support and emergency neurosurgical capabilities, is always ready to respond with the fastest, safest care.
Trauma and emergency neurological care involves the rapid assessment and stabilization of patients suffering from acute head injuries, road traffic accidents, brain hemorrhages, spinal cord injuries, and other life-threatening neurological events. At Samarth Neuro & Superspeciality Hospital, our dedicated emergency neurosurgical team operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with the motto "Fast and Best" - ensuring that critical intervention happens within the critical golden hour for the best possible chance of recovery.
On arrival, our emergency team immediately assesses the patient using the GCS (Glasgow Coma Scale) and starts life-support measures including airway management, IV access, and vitals monitoring.
Emergency CT scan and MRI imaging are performed within minutes of arrival to identify hemorrhages, fractures, brain herniation, or spinal cord compression.
If a life-threatening bleed or clot is identified, Dr. Patil performs emergency surgery (e.g., craniotomy, burr hole, or decompression) within the critical therapeutic window.
Post-emergency, patients are admitted to our dedicated Neuro-ICU for intensive monitoring of intracranial pressure, neurological status, and vital parameters.
We keep family informed throughout the emergency with clear, compassionate communication. A structured recovery and rehabilitation plan begins as soon as the patient is stabilized.
If you or a loved one experience any of the following, seek medical attention immediately:
Our neurosurgical team is on call around the clock - trauma never waits for business hours, and neither do we.
Our streamlined "Fast and Best" emergency protocol ensures triage, imaging, and surgical decision-making happen within the critical first 60 minutes.
CT scan and MRI are available 24/7 on our premises, eliminating delays caused by transferring patients for imaging.
Our ER is equipped with ventilators, defibrillators, and advanced monitoring systems to stabilize critically injured patients immediately.
We are equipped to receive and manage referrals from surrounding districts, and we coordinate smooth transfers when specialized tertiary care is needed.
A dedicated team provides regular, empathetic updates to anxious families throughout the emergency, ensuring they are never left in the dark.
Call an ambulance or rush to the nearest emergency hospital immediately. Do not give the patient food or water. Keep them still and calm. Do not remove any object lodged in the skull.
No - minor scalp cuts or mild concussions often resolve without surgery. However, any loss of consciousness, confusion, or worsening headache warrants immediate medical evaluation for a possible intracranial bleed.
Our emergency team begins assessment within minutes of patient arrival. Emergency CT imaging is typically completed within 15-20 minutes, and surgical teams can be mobilized within the hour if intervention is needed.
Our expert team is available 24/7 for emergencies and Monday-Saturday 9AM-8PM for consultations.