Neurocritical Care

的Neuroscience Critical Care Program led by UTHealth Neurosciences is recognized for the treatment of high-acuity brain and spinal cord injuries. Our physician team manages severe neurotrauma cases, with neurointensivists and experienced mid-level practitioners staffing the 32-bed Neuroscience ICU (NSICU) at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center around the clock to provide ongoing intensive care to critically ill patients. The program continues to grow and now operates 74 NSICU beds in three hospitals, including Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital and Memorial Hermann Memorial City Memorial Medical Center, making it one of the largest programs in the country.

Uthealth是神经疗法后进行创新治疗的研究的国际领导者，并参加了几项多中心beplay苹果手机能用吗试验。Uthealth和Tirr Memorial Hermann的McGovern医学院的研究人员合作了一项涵盖基础科学，转化研究，临床试验和比较有效性研究的尖端综合研究计划。beplay苹果手机能用吗该计划由Vivian L. Smith神经外科系的助理教授H. Alex Choi领导，该计划利用了最先进的医疗技术和设备。

Patients with acute neurological injuries benefit from the Memorial Hermann Red Duke Trauma Institute – one of only two Level 1 trauma centers in the area and one of the busiest in the nation – and from Memorial Hermann Life Flight®, the first air medical transport service established in Texas and the second in the nation. Built on the hospital’s long-term collaboration with McGovern Medical School, the 200-bed Red Duke Trauma Institute provides high-quality care to both adult and pediatric trauma patients and offers a full spectrum of service including access to Houston’s only verified burn center. Physicians at UTHealth drive innovations in trauma care by moving research quickly from the laboratory to the bedside.

Uthealth Neurosciences通过在两家医院，纪念赫尔曼西南医院和纪念赫尔曼纪念城市医疗中心扩大重症监护服务，扩大了团队在挽救重症患者生命方面的积极作用。

At Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital, a new neurotrauma and neuroscience critical care service opened in March 2016. The hospital’s state of-the-art Neuroscience ICU is staffed 24/7 by our physicians, all of whom are fellowship trained in neurocritical care. These neurointensivists work hand in hand with neurosurgeons to provide superior care after neurological surgery. Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center operates a 19-bed dedicated neurocritical care unit combining intensive and acute care. The hospital’s Neuroscience ICU is also staffed 24/7 by fellowship-trained UTHealth physicians. The unit sees a large volume of neurotrauma and stroke patients and is equipped with continuous EEG capabilities.

Both centers have 24/7 neuroendovascular surgical care available for immediate stroke care and the treatment of complex cerebral vascular diseases. Both are also equipped with the most advanced tele-robot capabilities, allowing expert practitioners to be at the virtual bedside in minutes.