Asthma, COPD, tuberculosis, pneumonia and intensivist-led critical care.
Intensivist-managed ICU and HDU beds
Ventilator and non-invasive ventilation support
Spirometry and asthma control clinic
DOTS-linked tuberculosis management
Respiratory and critical care work hand in hand at CM Hospital. Our chest physicians run the asthma, COPD and tuberculosis clinics, while the same team manages ventilated patients in the ICU — so a patient who deteriorates is looked after by doctors who already know the case.
Diagnostic bronchoscopy with lavage and biopsy for infection and lung lesions.
Screening for obstructive sleep apnoea with CPAP initiation and follow-up.
Spirometry-guided therapy, inhaler technique training and biologics.
Drug-sensitive and MDR-TB management with DOTS coordination.
Structured exercise and breathing programmes for chronic lung disease.
Ventilator management, sepsis care and multi-organ support with round-the-clock intensivist cover.
Multidisciplinary ILD diagnosis with antifibrotic therapy.
Skin-prick testing and allergen immunotherapy for respiratory allergy.
No. Inhalers deliver a very small dose directly to the airway, which makes them safer than tablets. Stopping them when advised causes no withdrawal.
If snoring comes with daytime sleepiness, morning headache or witnessed pauses in breathing, a sleep study is strongly recommended to rule out obstructive sleep apnoea.
Yes, during designated visiting hours, two attendants at a time. Our intensivist also gives a daily scheduled family briefing.
Call +91 90316 83524 and our desk will tell you who is on duty in this department.
“I spent eleven days on a ventilator with severe pneumonia. The ICU team called my family twice a day with updates, which meant everything to them. I am breathing on my own and back to my shop.”
