[Speaker 1] In today's day and age, is the absence of ICU in an emergency or a non-emergency orthopedic care acceptable?
[Speaker 2] See, ICU is needed for intensive care. And wherever you are going to do a surgeries, definitely backup facility need to be there. So in emergency everything is maaf because that is a time where we need to go for saving a life of the patient. In non-emergency care where you are planning to go for surgery, see if it is conservative treatment, you don't need ICU. But if it is the surgery, there is a possibility of death. It is advisable to have a ICU setup. If not immediately with one hospital, at least immediately very close by a hospital where you got a tie-up to take care of the patient because possible complications are there post-surgery. Then you can safeguard yourself, otherwise liability is definitely going to be there.