1) What is Anaesthesia?
Anaesthesia is a medical discipline which deals with patients suffering from pain. The Anaesthetic agents either numb the pain or prevent the feeling of pain altogether. Thus, it is necessary for procedures such as surgery, certain screening and diagnostic tests, tissue sample removal (e.g., skin biopsies), dental work, etc. The Anaesthesiologists are the doctors who have been specifically trained to give Anaesthetic agents.
2) What are the different types of Anaesthesia?
There are four main types of Anaesthesia. Each has different effects on the body:
- General Anaesthesia: This type of Anaesthesia affects the whole body, making patients unconscious and unable to move. It is necessary for complex surgeries involving internal organs.
- Monitored sedation: Similar to general Anaesthesia, it relaxes the body, but the patients are still conscious. This type of Anaesthesia is given with pain relief combinations for procedures such as a colonoscopy, complex dental work, etc.
- Regional Anaesthesia: This type of Anaesthesia works by numbing the pain and sensation to only the part of the body that needs it.
- Local Anaesthesia: This Anaesthesia affects only a small part of the body, such as blocking the pain of a single tooth during a dental procedure etc.
3) Which is the Best Anaesthesiology hospital in Hyderabad?
KIMS-Arete Hospital is the best anaesthesiology hospital in Hyderabad since it employs cherrypicked expert Anaesthesiologists who demonstrate academic skill in their medical school but also integrate the skill of adapting and integrating the ever-changing medical technology through their years of practice.
Our Anaesthesiologists specialize in the art of Anaesthesiology and pain management through various services and subspecialities such as pain management, post-operative care, out of operating room Anaesthesia, Anaesthesia for high-risk case management, Anaesthesia for bariatric surgery, Anaesthesia for robotic surgery, onco-Anaesthesia, Anaesthesia for laparoscopic surgery, Anaesthesia for high risk obstetric cases, Anaesthesia for labour analgesia, paediatric Anaesthesia, Anaesthesia for orthopaedic joint replacements, Anaesthesia for vascular/ endovascular surgeries, Anaesthesia for neurosurgery, Anaesthesia in renal transplantation, Anaesthesia in high-risk cardiac cases for non-cardiac surgeries, regional Anaesthesia and fibreoptic intubations, critical care for end-stage patients, Anaesthesia for intrathecal chemotherapy, Anaesthesia for polytrauma etc.
