Fakultní nemocnice Ostrava branches

Operation of a paediatric surgical outpatient clinic.

Operation of the neonatal ward. The station has an observation box, which is designed for short-term placement of newborns whose mother has had a caesarean section, for newborns with milder disorders of postpartum adaptation and for newborns with jaundice requiring treatment.

The outpatient clinic focuses mainly on oncological diseases of the colon and rectum and malignant diseases of the digestive tract. The outpatient clinic examines and monitors clients on a long-term basis - patients with suspected or already diagnosed mostly malignant tumours that can be surgically solved and treated.

The Department of Pathology provides pathological-anatomical autopsies of the deceased in the FNO and LDN Klokočov.

Operation of an inpatient station in the Department of Internal and Metabolic Care. It consists of triple, double and single rooms with the possibility of extra equipment.

The Department of Risky and Pathological Pregnancy is an inpatient ward providing care to pregnant women who can no longer be treated on an outpatient basis due to an increasing risk of damage to the health of the mother or the fetus.

We run a pathology department. We provide services in the entire range of pathological anatomy. We perform bioptic and cytological diagnostics.

At the sleeper station II, the rooms are divided two by two into boxes with facilities (i.e. toilet, bathroom with shower). In addition to the nurse's and doctor's offices, there is a multi-purpose lounge.

The outpatient clinic provides consultation services on the recommendation of specialist doctors - gynaecologists or dermatologists, to clients with suspected pre-cancerous conditions of the external genitalia or clients with chronic skin diseases.

Operation of a salivary gland disease clinic.

This unit has 12 beds and is designed for patients with reversible failure of vital functions and the need for their support or temporary replacement.

It provides superconsular care for patients referred by a specialist ophthalmologist and forms the gateway to the inpatient part of the clinic.