Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Anesthesiology and Critical Care
About
Anaesthesiology, a branch of medicine, involves using medical drugs to induce a state of total or partial unresponsiveness, enabling the smooth execution of surgical procedures without causing distress to the patient. This field stems from Greek words meaning 'without sensation.' At JIET Hospital, the Department of Anaesthesiology utilizes advanced, safe, and patient-focused techniques to deliver anesthetic care. Experienced anesthesiologists ensure patient comfort during surgeries and manage pre-operative conditions and post-operative care. The four primary types of anesthetics include local anesthesia, conscious or IV sedation, regional anesthesia, and general anesthesia. The choice of anesthesia depends on the surgical procedure and patient health. Local anesthesia numbs a small area, IV sedation relaxes and relieves pain, regional anesthesia blocks pain in a larger region, while general anesthesia induces complete unconsciousness.| Doctor's Name | Qualification | Designation |
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| Dr. Satyavir Singh Dhama | M.B.B.S., MD | Professor |
| Dr. Madhu Singhal | M.B.B.S., MD | Professor |
| Dr. Ashok Mohanty | M.B.B.S., MD | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Yogesh Kumar Chhetty | M.B.B.S., MD | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Rahul Singh | Associate Professor | |
| Dr. Kamal Kishore Chitara | M.B.B.S., MD | SAssistant Professor |
| Dr. Mani Ram | M.B.B.S., MD | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Naina Chandnani | M.B.B.S., DNB | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Renu Bansal | M.B.B.S., MD | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Bhoomika Bihani | M.B.B.S., MD | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Anubhuti Srivastava | M.B.B.S., DA, DNB | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Rekha Jadiya | M.B.B.S., MD | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Neeru Gaur | M.B.B.S., DA, DNB | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Sharma | M.B.B.S., MD | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Pankaj Barath | M.B.B.S. | Junior Resident |
| Dr. Basant Kumar | M.B.B.S. | Junior Resident |
| Dr. Arvind Vishnoi | M.B.B.S. | Junior Resident |
| Dr. Shishpal | M.B.B.S. | Junior Resident |
Key procedures (IPD)
Comprehensive Surgical Procedures Round-the-ClockUninterrupted Anesthesia Services Always AvailableExpertise in Varied Surgical SpecialtiesConsistent, Professional, 24/7 CareReliable, Safe, Around-the-Clock Operations
Key procedures (OPD)
Day Care Surgeries: Efficient, Quick Procedures with Short Recovery Time.
Key Equipment & Infrastructure
Cutting-edge anesthesia workstations enhance surgical safety.Advanced airway management tools ensure patient breathing.Ultrasound-guided nerve blocks promote precision anesthetic delivery.Labor analgesia techniques enable painless childbirth experiences.Separate, fully-equipped OTs for high-risk neurosurgical and cardiac procedures.
FAQs
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Anesthesia is a medical treatment that prevents patients from feeling pain during surgery. It can be general (where the patient is unconscious) or regional (where only a part of the body is numbed).
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Modern anesthesia is generally very safe. However, as with any medical procedure, there are risks. Safety can depend on factors like the health of the patient, the type of procedure, and the expertise of the anesthesiologist. It's essential to discuss any concerns with your anesthesiologist before surgery.
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It depends on the type of anesthesia used. With general anesthesia, you will be unconscious and won't remember the surgery. With regional anesthesia, like spinal or epidural, you might be awake but won't feel any pain in the numbed area.n text goes here
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Recovery times can vary based on the type of anesthesia and the individual patient. Most patients are awake shortly after the procedure but might feel groggy for several hours. It's recommended to have someone accompany you home after undergoing anesthesia.
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