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    Anaesthiology – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital

    Behind every successful surgery is a team that most patients rarely see but always rely on: the anaesthesiologists. From the moment you are prepared for surgery to the time you wake up comfortably in recovery, our anaesthesia team is by your side, monitoring every heartbeat and breath, managing your pain, and ensuring your safety.

    At the Department of Anaesthesiology of Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital, our experienced anaesthesiologists provide safe, modern, and patient-centred anaesthesia care for all types of surgeries and procedures, from minor day-care operations to complex major surgeries, emergency procedures, childbirth, and critical care.

    What Does an Anaesthesiologist Do?

    An anaesthesiologist is a specialist doctor trained in anaesthesia, pain management, resuscitation, and critical care. Their role extends far beyond “putting you to sleep.”

    Before Surgery:
    Assessing your health, reviewing your medical history and medicines, and planning the safest anaesthesia for you.
    During Surgery:
    Giving anaesthesia and continuously monitoring your heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, oxygen levels, and other vital functions.
    After Surgery:
    Ensuring a smooth, comfortable recovery and effective pain control.
    Beyond the Operation Theatre:
    Providing labour pain relief, managing critically ill patients, leading emergency resuscitation, and treating acute and chronic pain.

    Why Choose Niramayaa?

    Experienced Anaesthesiologists:
    Qualified specialists experienced in anaesthesia for all surgical specialities.
    Advanced Monitoring:
    Modern anaesthesia workstations and multi-parameter monitors for continuous, precise monitoring.
    Personalised Anaesthesia Plans:
    Every plan is tailored to your age, health condition, and the type of surgery.
    Critical Care Support:
    ICU backup for high-risk patients.

    Treatment

    1
    Pre-Anaesthesia Check-Up (PAC)
    A detailed health evaluation before surgery to plan the safest anaesthesia for you.
    2
    General Anaesthesia
    A controlled deep sleep so you feel nothing during surgery, with continuous monitoring throughout.
    3
    Spinal Anaesthesia
    A single injection in the lower back that numbs the lower body for caesarean, orthopaedic, urological, and lower abdominal surgeries.
    4
    Epidural Anaesthesia
    Pain relief through a thin tube in the back, which can continue after surgery for added comfort.
    5
    Combined Spinal-Epidural (CSE) Anaesthesia
    The benefits of both spinal and epidural techniques for selected surgeries.
    6
    Painless Delivery (Labour Epidural)
    Safe pain relief during childbirth while the mother stays awake and comfortable.
    7
    Obstetric Anaesthesia
    Safe anaesthesia for planned and emergency caesarean sections.
    8
    Paediatric Anaesthesia
    Gentle, specialised anaesthesia care for newborns, infants, and children.
    9
    Emergency Airway Management & Resuscitation
    24×7 rapid response and life-support care across the hospital.

    FAQ’s

    Is anaesthesia safe?
    Modern anaesthesia is very safe, thanks to advanced medicines, monitoring equipment, and trained specialists. Your anaesthesiologist will assess your individual risks and take every precaution to keep you safe.
    Will I wake up during surgery?
    Awareness during general anaesthesia is very rare. Your anaesthesiologist continuously monitors you to ensure you remain fully asleep and comfortable throughout the procedure.
    Why can’t I eat or drink before surgery?
    An empty stomach reduces the risk of stomach contents entering the lungs during anaesthesia, which can be dangerous. Always follow the fasting instructions given to you.
    Does spinal anaesthesia cause long-term back pain?
    Long-term back pain from spinal anaesthesia is uncommon. Some patients may have mild tenderness at the injection site for a few days.
    Can I choose the type of anaesthesia?
    Your preferences are always considered. Your anaesthesiologist will discuss the options suitable for your surgery and health, and help you make an informed choice.
    Is anaesthesia safe for children and elderly patients?
    Yes. Anaesthesia is tailored specifically for children and older adults, with careful dosing and close monitoring.

    With over a decade of dedicated service in the field of medicine, we bring a wealth of experience to every patient we serve.

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