The Department of Respiratory Medicine provides continuous, patient-focused care for individuals with diseases affecting the lungs, airways, and respiratory system. The service is designed for patients experiencing breathing difficulties, persistent respiratory symptoms, or sleep-related breathing disorders, requiring accurate diagnosis and structured treatment.
Conditions and concerns managed include:
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The department delivers a comprehensive range of outpatient, inpatient, diagnostic, and therapeutic respiratory services, ensuring timely diagnosis and appropriate management of respiratory illnesses.
The department also operates DOTS and DR-TB centres with an attached microbiology laboratory under the Revised National TB Control Programme, providing TB diagnosis and treatment at no cost.
The Respiratory Medicine department functions within a structured hospital framework, emphasising clinical accuracy, safety, and continuity of care.
A pulmonologist diagnoses and treats diseases affecting the lungs and airways, ranging from common to complex respiratory conditions.
Medical evaluation is advised when asthma symptoms become frequent, uncontrolled, or interfere with daily activities.
Polysomnography is a monitored sleep study used to assess breathing patterns and physiological changes during sleep.
Respiratory evaluation involves a combination of functional tests and imaging to identify lung conditions accurately.
DOTS centres provide structured tuberculosis care following national guidelines, ensuring supervised treatment and follow-up.
