IRCU inaugurated at Ghosha Hospital

January 08, 2015 12:43 am | Updated November 17, 2021 05:50 am IST - VISAKHAPATAM:

An Intensive Respiratory Care Unit (IRCU) was inaugurated at Government Victoria Hospital for Women and Children (Ghosha Hospital) in the old city area on Wednesday.

The IRCU would be of great help to women getting admitted for delivery, in case any respiratory problems arise, MLA of Visakha South V. Ganesh Kumar said after inaugurating the unit.

He thanked Rotary Clubs of Visakhapatnam for providing the facility, costing Rs. 3 lakh, at the hospital. The MLA appealed to NGOs, PSUs, and corporate houses to donate liberally to the hospital for creating many facilities.

More than 9,000 deliveries are conducted at the hospital every year.

Hospital Superintendent N. Uma said the hospital needed more beds as the existing strength was not sufficient and the sanctioned doctor and nurse posts must be filled up.

KGH Superintendent M. Madhusudhana Babu, senior professors of KGH and AMC T. Padmavathi, T. Nagamani, and Muralikrishna, HoD of Anaesthesia Satyanarayana, VGH unit chiefs Padmaleela and Jhansi, Chief of Anaesthesia M. Mercy Bala and Hemalatha Devi, president of Rotary Club Port City P.L.K. Murthy, past governors Ch. Surya Rao, K. Chayadevi, president-elect Philip Timothy, and several Rotarians participated.

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