- Department Name :
Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)
- Activity Type :
Care of patients after cardiac and general surgeries, after cardiac and cerebral catheterization, and post‑CPR.
- Physical Location :
Phase 1 Building, first floor, opposite the Operating Room Recovery entrance.
- Year Established :
1384
- Purpose :
The core purpose of this unit is to provide specialized intensive care for patients in critical condition.
- Contact Number :
36004115 / 36004114 / 360041116
- Hours :
From 07:00 to 13:00 in the mornings.
- Department Person :
Ms. Sara Farkhrad (Head Nurse of the Ward)
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- General Service Description:
Introduction to the SICU at Razavi Super Specialty Hospital
The Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) at Razavi Super Specialty Hospital is the largest ICU of the center, equipped with 24 advanced beds. All beds are furnished with ventilators, advanced monitoring systems, and specialized intensive‑care beds.
The unit provides bedside services such as dialysis, ultrasound, echocardiography, and other essential procedures. It is also equipped to perform emergency interventions, including the placement of drains and necessary catheters.
With modern equipment and comprehensive critical‑care services, Razavi Hospital’s SICU is considered one of the most advanced specialized intensive care units in the region.
- Target patient group:
- Patients after general and cardiac surgeries, brain and cardiac catheterization and other organs, and post‑CPR patients.
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Specialists in this department
- Working hours
24 hours
- Visit hours
From 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and meeting with the ICU physician after the visiting hours.
- How to receive services
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- Internal address
36004115 - 36004114 - 360041116
- Allowed number of companions.
In the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), depending on specific patient conditions—such as pediatric or elderly patients—and their emotional needs, an attendant may be present upon the attending physician’s order. In all other cases, the presence of attendants will be limited.
- Ensuring the privacy of other patients is maintained.
In the ICU, each patient’s privacy in their unit is ensured with a curtain.
- How to handle unintentional disclosure of information.
In the ICU, patient information is provided only in person and only by the attending physician to first-degree relatives.
- Department confidentiality policy.
According to the hospital protocol, personal information is not given to anyone without the patient’s consent.
- Nearest prayer room :
Exactly opposite the ward, in the companions’ waiting area.
- Nearest restroom :
On the first floor, opposite the operating room door.
- Mobile charging station :
In the operating room waiting corridor.
- Nearest cafe / cafe :
One floor down, on the ground floor.
- ATM or bank booth :
One floor down, on the ground floor.
- Nearest parking or taxi :
Hospital multi‑storey parking