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Anaesthesia

Facilities offered

Inpatient Services

We offer inpatient services in the form of

  • Acute/chronic pain management in the ward
  • Intravenous cannulation – central/peripheral
  • Arterial line – Invasive blood pressure arterial blood gas
  • Ryles tube insertion
  • Emergency intubation


  • Day Care Services

    Patient get admitted at 6.00 A.M in the morning and get discharged by 6 PM in the evening.

    Surgical procedures done on day care services

    1. Laprascopic sterilization
    2. Hysteroscopy – diagnostic / therapeutic
    3. Currattage – dilatational / fractional
    4. Bone Biopsy
    5. Fibroadenoma breast

    Advantages

    1. Lowest medical cost
    2. Patient convenience
    3. Incidence of hospital acquired infection is less
    4. Psychological benefit


    Pre Anesthesia Assessment Services

    Pre-anesthetic evaluation is done in order to discover persisting medical problems that could prompt a change in patient management.



    Anaesthesia for Emergency and Elective Surgeries

    The choice of anesthesia depends on

    1. Reason for operation
    2. Degree of urgency
    3. Desire of the patient
    4. Site of surgery



    Anaesthesia for Emergency and Elective Surgeries

    The choice of anesthesia depends on

    1. Reason for operation
    2. Degree of urgency
    3. Desire of the patient
    4. Site of surgery

    Anesthesiologist choose the method that is believed to be safest and most comfortable for the patient and that provides optimal working conditions for the obstetrician.

    Elective surgery is planned procedure where the patient is previously evaluated and optimized for the surgery (e.g) laproscopic hysterectomy / myomectomy Abdominal hysterectomy


    Emergency Surgery

    Unexpected complication that can adversely affect the patient and hence necessitate an immediate emergency surgery (E.g) Ectopic pregnancy, cesarean section



    Labour Analgesia


    Post Op Pain Relief

    Patient undergoing major surgery are retained in the post op ward for 24 hours. Maximum pain is experienced in the first 24 hours. Pain relief is provided in the form of multi model therapy so that desired pain relief is obtained with minimal side effects.
    Pain relief is provided by

    Epidural analgesia

    1. Continuous infusion
    2. Fixed rate infusion
    3. Intermittent bolus dose

    Systemic opiods ( Fentanyl, morphine, petheidine)

    1. Intramuscular route
    2. Intravenous route
    3. Subcutaneous

    NSAID ( diclofenac, Ketorolac)

    1. Intramuscular
    2. Suppository