Traumatological centre

A 24-hour emergency room with X-ray facilities is located at 1 M. Hryshka Street.

We accept patients 24/7, including during curfew hours. If necessary, call an ambulance at 2044.

The Oxford Medical emergency room has a team of highly qualified specialists. Digital X-ray and other diagnostic equipment allows them to quickly assess the patient's condition and provide quality medical care.

No queues, comfortable conditions, and, most importantly, accurate diagnosis and prompt treatment — this is what you will receive when you visit the Oxford Medical trauma center.

Looking for a modern trauma center closest to your home? Come to 1 M. Hryshka Street or call our ambulance team at 2044.

If you did not go to the emergency room immediately after the injury, be sure to do so if you experience the following symptoms:

• development of a large hematoma;
• severe swelling;
• impaired mobility in the area of ​​the injury;
• deformity of the joint or bone;
• severe pain that does not subside.

These symptoms may indicate damage to ligaments and tendons, dislocations, cracks and fractures of the bone.

In case of severe injury, it is important to provide first aid to the victim correctly.

Stopping bleeding

• Apply a sterile bandage or clean cloth directly to the wound.
• Press the bandage firmly against the wound to stop the bleeding.
• If blood seeps through the bandage, do not remove it, but apply a new one on top.
• For arterial bleeding, apply a tourniquet above the wound. Then note the exact time and loosen the tourniquet for a few seconds every 20 minutes.

Immobilization for fractures and dislocations

• Determine the location of the injury. Do not attempt to reset a dislocation or move a bone in case of a fracture.
• Find improvised means, such as sticks, boards, or stiff cardboard, to make a splint.
• Apply it to the site of the injury and secure it with bandages or any fabric.
• Make sure the splint is secured tightly enough, but not so tightly that it restricts blood circulation.

Cooling for severe bruising

• Wrap ice or something cold in a towel or any fabric (ice should not be applied directly to the skin).
• Apply to the injured area for 15-20 minutes. Monitor the condition of the skin to prevent frostbite.
• If necessary, repeat the procedure every 1-2 hours for 24 hours. This will reduce swelling and pain.

Transportation to the emergency room

• If the injury is serious and the victim cannot move independently, call an ambulance.
• When transporting the victim yourself, try to minimize their movement.
• If necessary, use a stretcher or improvised means (e.g., a blanket, boards) to transport them in a lying position.

The Oxford Medical trauma center has everything necessary to provide rapid medical assistance for a wide range of injuries. A traumatologist and a team of medical professionals assess the patient's condition, provide first aid, and administer treatment. Depending on the type of injury, they perform the following procedures:

• stop bleeding;
• primary surgical treatment of wounds;
• suturing wounds;
• cleaning wounds and applying sterile dressings;
• removing debris and other foreign objects from soft tissues;
• reducing dislocations and subluxations;
• repositioning of bone fragments;
• immobilization with plaster, orthosis, or elastic bandages;
• removal of ticks and assistance with bites from other insects and animals;
• primary treatment for frostbite or burns;
• drug therapy for pain relief, prevention of infection, etc.

The specifics of rehabilitation depend on the type of injury and the method of treatment. In each case, the doctor gives the patient detailed recommendations to make recovery as easy and quick as possible.

In particular, regular replacement of sterile dressings, immobilization of the limb with a fixation bandage or plaster cast, medication, etc. may be recommended.

To monitor the condition of the wound and overall well-being, you should come for regular follow-up examinations. Taking into account the characteristics of healing, the doctor may adjust the prescription.

Looking for a 24-hour emergency room? Kyiv is a large city with many emergency rooms. But if you need a modern emergency room near the Poznyaki metro station, contact Oxford Medical. We have X-ray equipment and other equipment at our emergency room, which allows us to quickly diagnose and provide quality medical care at any time of the day.

The cost of treatment at the emergency room depends on the complexity of the injury that the patient has. The price is also influenced by the need for diagnostic tests and surgical procedures. We adhere to a policy of fair pricing and strive to make quality medical care accessible to as many patients as possible. You can find out about prices here or by contacting the clinic administrators, but only a traumatologist will be able to give you the most accurate information on this issue after conducting an examination.