Anesthesia & Critical Care

Our Anesthesia Care Team

Have you ever wondered who makes sure you're comfortable and safe during surgery? That's the role of our Anesthesiologists at Rajan Hospital. They are highly trained medical doctors specializing in pain management and patient stability during medical procedures. Before, during, and after your surgery, they are your guardians, carefully managing your vital signs and ensuring a smooth, pain-free experience. Their responsibilities include administering anesthesia, monitoring your body's responses, and managing any pain or discomfort you might feel.

Different Anesthesia Types

Anesthesia isn't the same for everyone. Our skilled Anesthesiologists at Rajan Hospital choose the best type of anesthesia for your specific needs,

• General Anesthesia: This is a state of complete unconsciousness during surgery. You won't feel any pain or remember the procedure.
• Regional Anesthesia: This numbs a specific part of your body, like an arm, leg, or the lower half of your body, while you remain awake or lightly sedated. Examples include epidurals (often used for childbirth) or spinal blocks.
• Local Anesthesia: his numbs a tiny area, often used for minor procedures like stitching a cut or dental work. You are fully awake.

Sedation: This relaxes you and makes you feel drowsy, but you might still be aware of your surroundings. It's often used with local or regional anesthesia.

Careful Steps Taken By Our Anesthesiologists

Your safety is our priority at Rajan Hospital. Before any procedure involving anesthesia, our Anesthesiologists take several crucial steps,

• Pre-Anesthesia Evaluation: They'll thoroughly review your medical history, current medications, and any allergies. This helps them understand your unique health profile.
• Personalized Anesthesia Plan: Based on their evaluation and the type of surgery, they'll create a customized anesthesia plan just for you.
• Constant Monitoring: Throughout the procedure, they continuously monitor your heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and breathing. They adjust the anesthesia as needed to keep you stable and comfortable.
• Pain Management: They are skilled in managing pain both during and after your surgery, ensuring your recovery is as comfortable as possible.
• Emergency Preparedness: Our team is always ready to handle any unexpected situations that may arise during your anesthesia.