Anesthesiology

Anesthesiology is the branch of medicine focused on pain relief, sedation, and the care of patients before, during, and after surgery. Anesthesiologists are specialized doctors who ensure that patients undergo medical procedures with safety and minimal discomfort.

Their expertise covers various types of anesthesia, including

General Anesthesia - Induces a state of unconsciousness and lack of sensation in the entire body, typically used for major surgeries.
Regional Anesthesia - Numbs a larger portion of the body, like spinal or epidural anesthesia for childbirth or lower-body surgeries.
Local Anesthesia - Numbs a small, specific area, often used for minor procedures.
Sedation - Provides relaxation or a state of semi-consciousness, commonly used in outpatient procedures like colonoscopies or dental surgery.

Anesthesiologists also monitor vital signs during surgery, manage pain control post-operatively, and work in intensive care units (ICUs) for critically ill patients. They often collaborate with surgical teams to ensure optimal patient care and are also involved in emergency pain management and chronic pain treatment.

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Core Competencies

At Tirath Ram Shah Hospital, we provide a comprehensive range of clinical services, including perioperative anesthesia services, critical care medicine, and pain medicine.

Our patients receive advanced medical care provided by highly trained and skilled clinicians. Our philosophy has always been to work with a multidisciplinary team approach. The Department of Anesthesiology is a premier department in the hospital for the practice of general and regional anesthesia. The foundation of this department is the clinical skill of our anesthesiologists who have received training and accomplishments from the best institutes around the world. We have a dedicated team of anesthetists who along with their associates & junior staff provide round the clock service. The anesthetists are helped by the state of the art anesthetic equipment. Services provided also include preoperative checkups and post-operative pain management.

Aim & Objectives

The Department of Anesthesiology plays a critical role in ensuring the safety, comfort, and well-being of patients undergoing various medical and surgical procedures.

The aims and objectives of such a department include

Patient Safety: To ensure the highest standards of safety during surgical and medical procedures by administering appropriate anesthesia and monitoring patients throughout.
Pain Management: To provide effective pain relief for patients before, during, and after surgery.
Holistic Perioperative Care: To optimize patient outcomes by offering comprehensive care in the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: To work closely with surgeons, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers to deliver integrated, high-quality care across multiple specialties.

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Anesthesia is a medical treatment that prevents patients from feeling pain during surgery or other medical procedures. It allows doctors to perform necessary procedures safely and painlessly. There are different types of anesthesia, including general, regional, and local anesthesia.

General Anesthesia: This puts you in a deep sleep so you feel no pain during surgery.s
Regional Anesthesia: Numbs a larger area of the body, such as the lower half, typically for procedures like C-sections.
Local Anesthesia: Numbs a small, specific area of the body, often used for minor procedures like dental work.

Anesthesia can be given in various ways, including inhaled gases or vapors, intravenous (IV) injection, or local injections near the area to be numbed.

While anesthesia is generally safe, risks can vary depending on factors like age, health conditions, and the type of anesthesia. Common side effects may include nausea, dizziness, or a sore throat, but serious complications are rare and monitored closely by the anesthesia team.

Your anesthesiologist will provide specific instructions, which may include fasting before the procedure, adjusting medications, and disclosing any health issues or allergies. It's essential to follow these instructions carefully for a safe and smooth experience.

This depends on the type of anesthesia used. General anesthesia puts you to sleep, while regional or local anesthesia allows you to remain awake but free from pain in the targeted area.

Anesthesiologists are specialized doctors who administer anesthesia and monitor you throughout the procedure. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) or anesthesiology assistants may also be involved under the anesthesiologist's supervision.

Recovery time varies based on the type and dosage of anesthesia. Local anesthesia generally wears off in a few hours, while general anesthesia may take a few hours to fully recover from, though some grogginess might linger.

After general anesthesia, you may need to start with clear liquids and gradually reintroduce solid foods. Your healthcare provider will provide guidance based on your procedure and individual needs.

Pain management is an essential part of post-procedure care. Your healthcare team may provide pain relief medications or other options to ensure comfort once the anesthesia wears off.

If you've had previous reactions or complications with anesthesia, it’s crucial to inform your anesthesiologist. They will review your medical history and adjust your anesthesia plan to minimize risks.

After general or regional anesthesia, it’s advised not to drive for at least 24 hours. Arrange for someone to accompany you home and avoid operating machinery or making major decisions until fully recovered.

Please consult with your anesthesiologist if you have any other questions or concerns regarding your specific case.