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Triage on Arrival
Breathing, circulation, temperature and alertness are checked first to set the level of urgency.


LB Nagar | King Koti
The paediatric emergency area at M’Brace is open 24/7, with emergency, stabilisation and direct access to the PICU and NICU if your child needs more care.
How M’Brace Handles Emergencies
Every child is assessed on arrival so the sickest are treated first. Parents are told what is happening at each stage, and children who can go home leave with clear instructions.
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Breathing, circulation, temperature and alertness are checked first to set the level of urgency.
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Oxygen, fluids, fever control or seizure medicines are started straight away if needed.
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Blood tests, X-rays or ultrasound are done close to the emergency area to guide treatment.
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Children are admitted to the ward, PICU or NICU, or sent home with clear advice and follow-up.
Why Choose Us
Emergencies are managed by consultant paediatricians, with a paediatric intensivist for critically ill children and neonatologists for newborns, so the right specialist reviews your child quickly. As a child emergency hospital in Hyderabad within NABH- and NABL-accredited Kamineni Hospitals, M'Brace has a dedicated paediatric emergency area, a PICU, a NICU, theatres and 24/7 transport support for children referred from other centres.

When to Come In
Most childhood illnesses can wait for a regular appointment, but these signs need prompt assessment. Trust your instinct: if your child seems very unwell, come in.
Fast breathing, chest pulling in or blue lips.
Any fever in a baby under three months.
A fit, especially a first one or one lasting over five minutes.
No urine for eight hours, sunken eyes or no tears.
Vomiting, drowsiness or unusual behaviour after a fall.
Medicines, chemicals, batteries or coins swallowed.
Swelling of the face or lips with breathing difficulty.
Unusual sleepiness or not responding normally.
Fast breathing, chest pulling in or blue lips.
A fit, especially a first one or one lasting over five minutes.
Vomiting, drowsiness or unusual behaviour after a fall.
Swelling of the face or lips with breathing difficulty.
Any fever in a baby under three months.
No urine for eight hours, sunken eyes or no tears.
Medicines, chemicals, batteries or coins swallowed.
Unusual sleepiness or not responding normally.
Paediatric Emergency
Paediatric emergency care in Hyderabad at M'Brace follows a set sequence so no time is lost. Select a stage to see what happens and what you can do.
Stage 01
For breathing difficulty, a seizure or unresponsiveness, call the emergency line or come straight in rather than waiting.
Stage 02
Bring any medicine packets or containers involved, recent prescriptions and your child's vaccination card.

Get Directions
Diagnostics & Monitoring
Tests are done close to the emergency area, so results guide treatment quickly.

Blood
Check infection, sugar, dengue and hydration status.

Imaging
Assess the chest, bones, abdomen and swallowed objects.

Monitoring
Track oxygen levels and heart rate continuously.

Urine
Detect urinary infection, a common hidden cause of fever.
Our Team
Every emergency follows one principle:Fast Action. Calm Explanation.
If you need an emergency paediatrician in Hyderabad, M’Brace’s consultant paediatricians, paediatric intensivist and neonatologists cover the emergency area, with senior support available day and night.

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics), FNNF
Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

Senior Consultant Paediatrician

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics), PGPN (Boston), IDPCCM
Consultant Paediatrician & Paediatric Intensivist

MD (Paediatrics), DCH
Professor & HOD, Paediatrics

Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

MS, MCh (Paediatric Surgery), FMAS
Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist

MBBS, MD (Paediatrics)
Consultant Paediatrician

Paediatric Neurologist
Developmental Paediatrician

Paediatric Orthopaedics
Location
M'Brace welcomes you at two locations in Hyderabad, LB Nagar and King Koti, each equipped for consultations, diagnostics and every stage of care.

Frequently Asked Questions
What parents most often ask in an emergency.
Come to emergency for breathing difficulty, a seizure, a baby under three months with fever, signs of dehydration, a serious injury, or if your child is unusually drowsy. Milder illnesses can usually wait for a clinic appointment.
Do not make your child vomit. Bring the packet or container and come straight to emergency, especially for button batteries, medicines or chemicals.
Lay your child on their side on a safe surface, do not put anything in their mouth, and note the time. Call the emergency line if it lasts more than five minutes or your child does not wake normally.
Children are treated in order of urgency, not arrival. A child with breathing difficulty may be seen before one who arrived earlier with a minor injury.
Yes. A parent can stay with their child during assessment and treatment in most situations.
Return immediately if breathing worsens, your child becomes drowsy, stops drinking, passes very little urine, or the fever returns after settling.
Yes. M'Brace offers paediatric emergency in LB Nagar and paediatric emergency in King Koti, with a paediatric emergency area open 24/7 at both Kamineni Hospitals units.
No. Emergency care needs no appointment or referral. Come directly, or call ahead if you can so the team is prepared.
Following Up After an Emergency Visit?
Fill in the form and the M’Brace care team will call you to fix a developmental assessment at LB Nagar or King Koti.