ANAESTHESIA DEPARTMENT

ANAESTHESIA DEPARTMENT

Anaesthesia team provides their services with best operating theaters, equipped with the latest anaesthesia machines ventilators, defibrillators, endoscopic, laparoscopic, arthroscopic, general surgery equipments with day-care and CCU and ICU. A highly efficient team of anesthesiologists along with dedicated nursing and support staff are determined to make the patients’ surgical experience as pleasant and pain free as possible. Moreover, we are committed to provide excellent training to the medical staff.

Marble City Hospital Anesthesiology practice offers full continuum of preoperative, intra-operative and post-operative care for patients undergoing surgery. While the patient may be handled by one of our experienced specialist doctors, be assured that the team of Marble City Hospital will continue to oversee your care throughout.
The Marble City Hospital team takes ownership of your care, monitoring your complete patient journey from initial consultation till discharge whilst providing a personal service and continuity of care at the highest standards you require and deserve.

What We Provide

Our expert team of anesthesiologists takes total care of the surgical patients before, during and after surgery and are dedicated to the relief of their pain.
Our Anesthetists are experts in all anesthetic procedures be it local, regional and general:

• Local Anaesthesia: We numb a small part of the body for minor procedures. For example, you may get a shot of medicine directly into the surgical area to block pain
• Regional Anaesthesia: We block pain to a larger part of your body. You may also get medicine to help you relax or sleep. Our experts administer both types – Peripheral Nerve Blocks and Epidural / Spinal Anaesthesia
• General Anaesthesia: You may get some anesthetics through a vein (intravenously, or IV), and you may breathe in some anesthetics. With general anaesthesia, you’re unconscious and you don’t feel pain during the surgery

Our expert team assesses a patient on several parameters such as past and current health, type of surgery, and results of blood tests and ECG tests; before deciding on the type of anaesthesia to be administered to a patient