Centre for Anaesthesia
The Department of Anesthesiology at Aster RV Hospital JP Nagar comprises of an integrated group of extensively trained and highly skilled doctors. The team consists Anaesthesiologists who have trained in the best institutes in India and abroad in all subspecialties of anaesthesia including neuro anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, transplant anaesthesia, Obstetric anaesthesia, paediatric anaesthesia, cardiac anaesthesia and pain management.
The anaesthesia team provides elective and 24/7 emergency cover to operating rooms, endoscopy unit, cath lab, CT/ MRI suites. It aspires to provide world-class peri-operative care by integrating experience and modern technology.
Undergoing surgery is a mentally and physically stressful event for the patient and their family. Our dedicated anaesthesia team understands a patient’s journey starting at pre-operative assessment, surgery, recovery & return to normal life and aims to make it as smooth and pain-free as possible.
Neuroanesthesia & Neurocritical Care
This department comprises of specialists who have received advanced and rigorous training in the anesthetic techniques tailored to provide high-quality care to neurological (e.g., stroke, infections of the nervous system, neuromuscular disorders) as well as neurosurgical (e.g. head injury, brain tumors, spine injuries, and spine disorders, etc.) patients. They work with the aim of making the patient's hospital stay comfortable, at the same time ensuring that the patient outcome is optimal.
To achieve this goal, we have incorporated the latest techniques and technologies in our routine OT and ICU practice. Anesthesia for neurosurgery has progressed from the basic requirement of making a patient unconscious for neurosurgery. It now incorporates tailoring the anesthetic technique based on the individual needs of the patient, be it either related to his general condition or related to a complex neurological diagnosis.
Awake brain surgery is one such specialized technique. Here, the patient remains conscious throughout the surgery but anesthesia is provided such that the patient doesn’t feel any pain or discomfort during surgery. As surgery is performed in critical areas related to a patient's ability to speak or to move his arms and legs, we keep continuously communicating with and receiving feedback from, the patient to ensure he doesn’t suffer any neurological deterioration.
Another way of ensuring the patient’s neurological condition is continuously monitored during surgery is Intra-Operative Neuro-Monitoring (IONM). Here, using various complex monitoring modalities like electroencephalography (EEG), evoked potentials (EP), etc., the functioning of the brain is continuously monitored in an unconscious patient, in OT and ICU as well as during interventional radiological procedures, similar to monitoring the ECG to get an idea about the heart’s functioning. This makes sure the patient’s brain doesn’t suffer any further injury during his treatment in the hospital.
Our commitment to every patient who is having any surgery is 'We will treat you well'.
Our Doctors
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FAQs
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What question should you ask an anesthesiologist?
When you consult an anesthesiologist before a surgical procedure, you can ask them about the type of anesthesia they will perform. Also, if you have any questions regarding the procedure, you must not hesitate to ask them.
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