Modern, Safe, & Effective Neonatal Brain Protection for Your Little Ones
We are proud to be a regional leader in therapeutic hypothermia, a groundbreaking treatment that helps protect the brains of newborns who have experienced oxygen deprivation at birth. At PamPearl Hospital, our advanced neonatal unit is fully equipped for cooling therapy for babies, giving newborns a better chance at life, development, and long-term health.
What is Therapeutic Hypothermia?
Therapeutic hypothermia—also known as controlled hypothermia or cooling therapy after birth—is a specialized treatment used to reduce the risk of brain injury in newborns who have suffered from birth asphyxia (lack of oxygen during or after delivery). The procedure involves carefully lowering the baby’s body temperature for a set period to slow down brain metabolism and prevent further cell damage.
With modern hypothermia therapy for newborns, we revolutionized the way neonatal brain injuries are treated, providing hope to families and setting a benchmark in advanced neonatal care.
Which Conditions Are Treated with Therapeutic Hypothermia?
Our hospital for newborn cooling therapy in Siliguri addresses a range of neonatal conditions, including:
- Birth asphyxia treatment (oxygen deprivation during delivery)
- Neonatal brain injury treatment caused by lack of oxygen
- Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE)
- Perinatal asphyxia-related complications
- Other high-risk conditions affecting brain function in full-term infants.
Why Choose PamPearl Hospital for Therapeutic Hypothermia in Siliguri?
Expert Neonatologist in Siliguri leading critical care interventions
Our senior neonatologist brings years of experience and clinical excellence to every case, ensuring precise decision-making in critical moments. Your newborn is always under expert supervision.
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Dedicated neonatal ICU (NICU) with world-class cooling equipment
Our NICU is equipped with state-of-the-art cooling therapy systems tailored for therapeutic hypothermia, creating a safe and controlled environment for delicate newborns.
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Real-time monitoring of brain activity and vital functions
Advanced neuro-monitoring tools allow our team to track every second of your baby’s progress, helping prevent further brain injury and optimizing treatment outcomes.
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Early diagnosis and timely intervention for optimal outcomes
We act swiftly with specialized diagnostic protocols to enable prompt initiation of hypothermia therapy for newborns when it matters most, within the first six hours after birth.
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Compassionate neonatal nursing and 24/7 critical care
Our dedicated NICU nurses are trained in neonatal emergency response and pain-free care, offering around-the-clock support with warmth, empathy, and clinical skill.
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Proven success in minimizing long-term neurological issues
PamPearl’s therapeutic hypothermia program has helped many infants recover with reduced risk of cerebral palsy, seizures, and developmental delays, giving families real hope and real results.
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We were devastated when our baby was diagnosed with oxygen deprivation at birth. The care and precision at PamPearl’s NICU and their use of therapeutic hypothermia saved our child’s brain and gave her a healthy future.
Thanks to the cooling therapy for babies at PamPearl, our son was given the best start in life despite the complications during delivery. We are forever grateful.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Developmental care focuses on sensory support, bonding, and environmental adjustment, which helps premature babies grow neurologically and physically while reducing stress.
Yes. Skin-to-skin (kangaroo) care has been proven to stabilize heart rate, improve oxygenation, and promote bonding—even for extremely low birth weight infants.
As early as possible. Initiating developmental therapy in the NICU helps stimulate cognitive, motor, and emotional development and prevents long-term delays.