ICU Rehabilitation, Tracheostomy and Feeding Tube Removal

ICU Rehabilitation, Tracheostomy and Feeding Tube Removal

Early mobilization within the ICU setting significantly mitigates post-intensive care syndrome (PICS) and hastens functional recovery. Dr. Sahu directs step-by-step rehabilitation protocols that include passive and active bedside exercises, respiratory muscle training, and diaphragm reconditioning. Working closely with critical care teams, he oversees safe ventilator weaning, gradual tracheostomy cuff deflation, decannulation, and endoscopic or clinical swallow assessments to safely transition patients from feeding tubes back to oral nutrition.

Early Critical Care Recovery & Weaning Support

Early rehabilitation in ICU, ventilator weaning support, and step-by-step tracheostomy and feeding tube removal.

• Early Bedside Mobilization & ICU-Acquired Weakness Care
• Respiratory Muscle Training & Chest Physiotherapy
• Structured Ventilator Weaning Assistance
• Tracheostomy Decannulation & Airway Care Protocols
• Dysphagia Evaluation & Safe Feeding Tube Removal
• Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) Prevention