(35 somatic and 12 neurological beds)
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single and double junior suites, double suites and double room of the first category
8 doctors, of which 4 are on duty , 4 are day nurses , 5 are day nurses, 8 are on duty nurses and 10 are junior medical
Somatics is an area of study of body and movement that emphasizes internal physical perception and experience. The term is used in motion therapy to refer to approaches based on soma or "body seen from within", including the Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais method, and "structural integration" (rolfing). In dance, the term refers to a technique based on the dancer's inner sense, emphasizing the audience's external observation of the movement, as opposed to “performance styles”such as ballet or modern dance. Somatic methods can be used in body work, psychotherapy, dance, or spiritual practice.
with coronary artery disease angina
with acute myocardial infarction
hypertension
NCD and myocarditis
rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatism
Pneumonia
Bronchitis
stomach ulcer
Gastritis
diabetes mellitus
Cirrhosis of the liver
ONMC recovery period
Dyscirculatory myelopathy and spondylopathy
ONMC of the brain and spinal cord and their complications
Cerebral arachnoiditis with convulsive syndrome
Basal arachnoiditis by diencephalic opto-chiasmal syndrome
Osteochondrosis with protrusion and herniated discs with disco- radicular syndrome
Common spondylopathy with discoradicular myelopathy and vertebrogenic – discogenic pathology
Peripheral paresis and paralysis
Vegetative vascular dystonia with CNS asthenization
Conditions after severe TBI and its complications
Cerebral and cerebrospinal palsies (Meningitis , meningoencephalitis, myelitis)
Head Of The Somatics Department
