Baku: At the Neonatology Department of the Central Customs Hospital, newborns receive 24/7 neonatology medical services in accordance with international standards and clinical protocols. Highly qualified pediatric neonatologists, including Dr. Telman Aytayev, Dr. Tarana Goyushova, Dr. Aygun Sadikhova, Dr. Minazar Abdullayeva, Dr. Farah Vahabova, and Dr. Nazila Huseynova, provide professional medical supervision and special care from the very first hours of life to both healthy newborns and infants born prematurely or experiencing various health problems immediately after birth. The health status of the babies is closely monitored, and individualized treatment and care plans are developed to ensure their safe and healthy growth and development.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, neonatologists continuously monitor newborns' growth and developmental dynamics, as well as their overall health indicators, during the first days, weeks, and months of life. As the first day and the first week of life are considered critical for a child's future health, medical observation and interventions during this period are of particular importance. Taking into account the physiological and metabolic characteristics of newborns, physicians apply effective medical strategies that support their full and healthy development.
The Neonatology Department is equipped with a modern delivery room, physiological care units for newborns, as well as resuscitation and intensive care units that fully meet contemporary medical requirements. The examination package for healthy newborns includes consultations with a pediatrician, cardiologist, neurologist, and ophthalmologist; cardiac echocardiography; cranial ultrasound; complete blood count; determination of blood group and Rh factor; and measurement of total bilirubin levels.
The highly qualified medical staff of the Neonatology Department provides newborns with comprehensive medical services on a 24/7 basis, ranging from primary neonatology care to resuscitation and intensive therapy, as well as a wide range of treatment and monitoring services within a multidisciplinary medical approach. It is worth noting that in 2025, triplets born at the Central Customs Hospital received continuous neonatological supervision and comprehensive medical care from the very first moments of life, delivered by a highly specialized medical team in accordance with international clinical protocols.