ANAESTHESIOLOGY

The Marengo CIMS Hospital Anaesthesia team is a critical clinical discipline that is involved in providing anaesthesia services to patients in every department of the hospital. The team covers a range of specialties, including Solid Organ Transplant Anaesthesia, Cardio-thoracic & Vascular Anaesthesia, Neuro-anaesthesia, Onco-anaesthesia, Orthopaedic and Trauma, Obstetric & Gynaec, Paediatric Anaesthesia, Hepato-biliary Anaesthesia, Obesity & GI Anaesthesia, Urology-anaesthesia, Intensive Care, Acute & Chronic Pain Management.

Each member of the Anaesthesia team is organized into super-specialty sub-groups, and they work in close coordination with other medical disciplines to provide the best possible care to patients. For example, the Solid Organ Transplant Anaesthesia team is responsible for providing anaesthesia services to patients undergoing heart, lung, liver, kidney, and other organ transplants.

Anaesthesia is a reversible loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousness, and it is used to facilitate surgical or medical interventions without causing pain and suffering to the patient. There are three main types of anaesthetic techniques: Local Anaesthesia, Regional Anaesthesia, and General Anaesthesia.

Local Anaesthesia involves making only a small portion of the body numb that is involved in the procedure, and the patient remains awake and alert. This technique is commonly used for minor surgeries or procedures that do not require the patient to be unconscious.

Regional Anaesthesia involves making an area of the body, such as an arm, limb, or lower half of the body, numb depending on the type of surgical intervention. The patient may or may not be sedated during this procedure.

General Anaesthesia involves making the patient unconscious and immobile during the surgery, and they will not be aware of the procedure. This technique is used for major surgeries or procedures that require the patient to be completely unconscious.

The Anaesthesia team at Marengo CIMS Hospital is an essential part of the hospital’s medical staff and plays a crucial role in providing quality healthcare services to patients. They work tirelessly to ensure that patients are comfortable and safe during surgical procedures or other medical interventions, and they are trained to respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations.

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