Anaesthesiology

Services Offered

Our comprehensive range of services includes

• Peri-Operative Care : Our neuroanaesthesiologists conduct thorough pre-operative assessments to optimize patient health and ensure readiness for surgery. During the intra-operative period, we closely monitor vital signs and maintain optimal conditions for surgical success. Our post-operative care focuses on pain management, fluid balance, and electrolyte stability, with the option for ICU admission and artificial ventilation when necessary.
• Specialized Anaesthesia for Neurosurgical Procedures : Our expertise extends to providing specialized anaesthesia for various neurosurgical procedures, including:
• Surgeries for supratentorial masses and posterior fossa tumors, requiring an understanding of intracranial pressure dynamics and maintaining cerebral perfusion.
• Cerebral aneurysm surgery, with a focus on managing intracranial pressure and optimizing surgical outcomes.
• Surgical resection of brain arteriovenous malformations, requiring precise perioperative and anesthetic management.
• Carotid endarterectomy, a challenging procedure necessitating careful anaesthetic management in elderly patients with comorbidities.
• Epilepsy surgery, involving intraoperative mapping of eloquent cortical tissue and collaboration with neurophysiologists for successful outcomes.
• Awake craniotomy, a technique for brain mapping requiring variable-depth general anaesthesia and periods of wakefulness.
• Paediatric neurosurgical diseases, where our team addresses unique challenges in children’s care and safety during surgery.
• Spine and spinal cord surgeries, including consideration of potential airway difficulties, patient positioning, blood replacement, and postoperative pain management.
• Traumatic brain injury management, focusing on preventing secondary brain injury through systemic and neurologic monitoring and rapid intervention.
• Neurosurgery in pregnant patients, managing neurological disorders during pregnancy with consideration of maternal physiologic changes.
• Interventional neuroradiology, with a focus on maintaining patient immobility, facilitating rapid recovery, and managing procedure-specific complications.