Mariupol regional intensive care hospital

Mariupol Regional Intensive Care Hospital
Main building of Mariupol regional intensive care hospital
Geography
Location	46 Troitska Str., 87547 Mariupol, Donetsk oblast, Ukraine
Coordinates	47°06′38″N 37°30′44″E / 47.11056°N 37.51222°E / 47.11056; 37.51222Coordinates: 47°06′38″N 37°30′44″E / 47.11056°N 37.51222°E / 47.11056; 37.51222
Organisation
Funding	Public hospital
Type	Teaching
Affiliated university	Donetsk National Medical University
Services
Emergency department	Yes
Beds	550 (2019)
History
Former name(s)	Mariupol City Hospital No. 2
Opened	22 April 1980; 41 years ago (1980-04-22)
Links
Website	www.olil.com.ua
Lists	Hospitals in Ukraine
Other links	www.facebook.com/olilmariupol/

The Mariupol Regional Intensive Care Hospital (Ukrainian: Обласна лікарня інтенсивного лікування м.Маріуполь), formerly known as Mariupol City Hospital No. 2 is the largest hospital in Mariupol and in the Donetsk region (Ukraine), designed to provide inpatient and outpatient tertiary level care to residents of the region and secondary to the population of the Central region of Mariupol.

History[]

The Mariupol Regional Intensive Care Hospital was founded as the Mariupol (Zhdanov) City Hospital #2 in April, 1980.^[1]

On December 22, 2016, by order of the chairman of the Donetsk RegionalState Administration No. 1163 "On the adoption of the common property of territorial communities of villages, towns, cities under the control of the regional council, the integral property complex of the municipal institution" Mariupol City Hospital No. 2, the city hospital was transformed into a regional hospital with a name change.^[2]

In 2019, the hospital continues work on thermal modernization of the room and the necessary repairs of the operating unit and emergency department, as well as the extension of the MRI room.^[3]

Divisions[]

(January 1, 2022):

• Emergency medical care (urgency, small operating rooms, emergency room)
• Surgery No. 1 (general, abdominal, gastrointestinal bleeding)
• Surgery No. 2 (purulent-septic, proctology)
• Traumatology (orthopedics, joint prosthetics)
• Neurosurgery (brain tumors, neurotrauma)
• Urology (lithotripsy, andrology)
• Gynecology
• Otorhinolaryngology
• Ophthalmology (eye microsurgery, lens surgery)
• Therapy (pulmonology, nephrology, toxicology)
• Neurology (cerebral strokes)
• Cardiology
• Gastroenterology
• Anesthesiology (narcosis, postoperative beds)
• Intensive care No. 1 (resuscitation)
• Intensive care No. 2 (neurological resuscitation, thrombolysis)
• Intensive care hyperbaric oxygenation (oxygen pressure chamber)
• Physiotherapy (rehabilitation, massage)
• Emergency surgical endoscopy (endoscopy, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, bronchoscopy)
• Radiation diagnostics (X-ray, mammography, spiral computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging)
• Functional diagnostics (ultrasound, electroencephalography, spirography)
• Pathological anatomy (autopsy, biopsy, histological laboratory)
• Clinical diagnostic laboratory (blood and urine tests, biochemistry, immunology, cytology, parasitology)
• Outpatient department (polyclinic)
• Regional telemedicine center (telehealth)
• Support services (sterilization and disinfection units, catering unit, household services, archive)

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