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About Anesthesia Practices
Modern anesthesia methods, tailored to the patient's condition and the specifics of the surgery, are applied in our hospital. Every patient is thoroughly evaluated by an anesthesiologist in the pre-op clinic or ward to prepare them for the procedure.
General Anesthesia
Provides temporary loss of consciousness, pain sensation, and immobility without affecting vital functions. The process is managed with drugs under expert supervision. The patient is awakened within minutes after the surgery ends.
Regional Anesthesia
Includes methods like epidural, spinal, or peripheral blocks. The patient remains conscious and aware, but pain sensation in the specific region is eliminated. Epidural anesthesia is also frequently used for labor pain management.
Sedation-Analgesia Practices
A method of administering intravenous drugs to relax, calm fears, and prevent pain during minor surgical procedures or diagnostic tests like endoscopy/colonoscopy.