At Graphic Era Hospital, our Department of Anaesthesiology plays a crucial role in ensuring patient safety, comfort, and optimal surgical outcomes. We provide comprehensive anaesthesia care, from pre-surgical assessment to post-operative pain management, ensuring a smooth and pain-free experience for our patients. Our highly skilled anaesthesiologists, critical care specialists, and pain management experts use advanced techniques and state-of-the-art monitoring systems to deliver personalised and safe anaesthesia solutions. Whether undergoing minor procedures or complex surgeries, at Graphic Era Hospital, patients receive the highest level of care, ensuring minimal discomfort and a faster recovery.

When Do You Need Anaesthesia?

Anaesthesia is required to ensure pain relief, comfort, and immobility during surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedures. It allows patients to undergo medical interventions safely and without distress. Depending on the procedure and individual health conditions, different types of anaesthesia are used to achieve optimal pain management and surgical precision. You may need anaesthesia for:

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Why Choose Graphic Era Hospital for Anaesthesiology Care?

Efficiency

Expert Anaesthesiologists and Critical Care Specialists: Our team of experienced anaesthesiologists brings years of expertise in managing anaesthesia for complex surgeries, critical care interventions, and pain management procedures. Whether you require general anaesthesia for major surgeries, regional anaesthesia for targeted pain relief, or sedation for minimally invasive procedures, our specialists develop individualised anaesthesia plans tailored to your health condition and specific needs. By combining medical expertise with a compassionate approach, we ensure the safest and most effective anaesthesia care for every patient.

Excellence

Cutting-Edge Technology for Maximum Safety & Precision: At Graphic Era Hospital, we employ advanced anaesthesia techniques and monitoring systems to ensure the highest levels of safety and efficiency. Our state-of-the-art anaesthesia equipment, including real-time patient monitoring, high-precision ventilators, and automated drug delivery systems, allows for precise control of anaesthesia levels. We also use advanced imaging and diagnostic tools to assess patient conditions pre-operatively, ensuring safe and personalised anaesthesia administration. This commitment to technological excellence makes Graphic Era Hospital a leading choice for anaesthesia and perioperative care.

Trust

Patient-Centred and Compassionate Care: At Graphic Era Hospital, we believe in a patient-first approach, where each individual receives personalised anaesthesia care based on their medical history, concerns, and preferences. Our anaesthesiologists work closely with surgeons, intensivists, and pain management experts to provide comprehensive perioperative care, ensuring minimal discomfort and faster recovery. We also prioritise patient education and counselling, helping patients and their families understand the anaesthesia process, address concerns, and ease any anxiety before their procedure. Our commitment to compassionate, patient-centred care makes us a trusted destination for anaesthesia and critical care services.

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Things to Know Before Undergoing Anaesthesia

Before receiving anaesthesia, it is essential to understand the procedure, potential risks, and necessary preparations. A thorough pre-anaesthesia evaluation ensures a safe and smooth surgical experience. Here are the key considerations:

Top Procedures

  • General Anaesthesia
  • Regional Anaesthesia (Spinal and Epidural Anaesthesia)
  • Local Anaesthesia for Minor Procedures
  • Monitored Anaesthesia Care (Sedation Anaesthesia)
  • Pre-Anaesthesia Check-Up (PAC) and Risk Assessment
  • Critical Care Anaesthesia & Life Support Management
  • Pain Management Procedures (Nerve Blocks, Epidural Injections, etc.)
  • Emergency Anaesthesia Services for Trauma & Urgent Surgeries

Anaesthesia Conditions Treated at Graphic Era Hospital

General Surgery

Induces unconsciousness for major procedures like appendectomy, gallbladder removal, and organ transplants.

Orthopaedic Surgery

Used for joint replacements, fracture repairs, and spinal surgeries to ensure pain-free procedures.

Cardiac Procedures

Essential for heart surgeries, including bypass and valve replacement, ensuring stable vital functions.

Neurosurgery

Facilitates brain and spinal cord surgeries by maintaining controlled unconsciousness and muscle relaxation.

Obstetric Procedures

Used in epidurals and spinal anaesthesia for painless labor and C-sections.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Ensures comfort during procedures like rhinoplasty, facelift, and burn reconstruction.

Endoscopic & Gastrointestinal Procedures

Sedation or anaesthesia is used for colonoscopy, endoscopy, and ERCP to reduce discomfort.

Paediatric Surgeries

Tailored anaesthesia for children undergoing tonsillectomy, hernia repair, or congenital defect correction.

Ophthalmic Procedures

Used in eye surgeries like cataract removal, LASIK, and corneal transplants for pain-free precision.

Dental & Maxillofacial Surgeries

Local or general anaesthesia for tooth extraction, jaw surgery, and facial trauma repairs.

Pain Management

Used in nerve blocks and epidural injections for chronic pain relief in conditions like arthritis and back pain.

Emergency & Trauma Care

Critical in resuscitation, wound management, and emergency surgeries to stabilise patients.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the different types of anaesthesia used in surgery?

There are four main types of anaesthesia: general anaesthesia (induces unconsciousness), regional anaesthesia (numbs a larger area, such as spinal or epidural), local anaesthesia (numbs a small area), and sedation (relaxes the patient while maintaining awareness).

Is anaesthesia safe for all patients?

Yes, anaesthesia is generally safe when administered by a qualified anaesthesiologist. A pre-anaesthesia assessment helps identify any risks based on the patient’s medical history and current health status.

How long does it take to recover from anaesthesia?

Recovery time depends on the type of anaesthesia used. Local anaesthesia wears off within hours, while general anaesthesia may take a few hours to a full day for complete recovery. Some patients may experience temporary drowsiness or nausea.

What precautions should I take before undergoing anaesthesia?

Patients should follow fasting instructions, inform the doctor about medications and allergies, and avoid alcohol or smoking before surgery. The anaesthesiologist will provide detailed pre-procedure guidelines.

Can I wake up during surgery under general anaesthesia?

No, under properly administered general anaesthesia, patients remain completely unconscious. Modern monitoring techniques ensure the correct dosage is maintained throughout the procedure.