Anaesthesiologists evaluate the patient’s medical condition, plan the appropriate anaesthetic technique, administer anaesthesia during the procedure, monitor vital signs, and manage pain and recovery in the post-operative period to ensure safety and comfort.

The team uses advanced monitoring equipment, follows evidence-based protocols, maintains continuous communication with surgeons and nurses, and conducts pre-anaesthetic check-ups to identify and mitigate any risks before the procedure.

The department offers general anaesthesia (patient fully unconscious), regional anaesthesia (e.g., spinal or epidural for numbness in a body region), and local anaesthesia with sedation (for minor procedures), chosen based on the patient’s health and the surgery type.