Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Onco-anaesthesia involves specialised perioperative care for patients undergoing cancer surgery, with anaesthetic planning tailored to the surgical procedure, cancer-related factors and overall patient condition.
Regional anaesthesia uses targeted nerve blocks or neuraxial techniques to numb specific areas of the body and may support surgical anaesthesia and postoperative pain control.
Ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia uses real-time imaging to identify nerves and surrounding structures, helping improve the accuracy of selected nerve block procedures.
Liver transplant anaesthesia requires advanced perioperative management of haemodynamic changes, blood loss, organ function and complex physiological changes during transplantation.
High-risk surgical anaesthesia involves detailed preoperative evaluation, careful intraoperative monitoring and coordinated postoperative planning for medically complex patients.
Perioperative pain management combines appropriate analgesic medicines, regional anaesthesia and supportive strategies to control pain before, during and after surgery.
Postoperative pain management aims to provide effective pain relief after surgery while supporting breathing, mobility and recovery.
Intraoperative neuromonitoring helps assess selected neurological pathways during complex surgery and may assist the surgical team in protecting neurological function.
Airway management involves maintaining safe breathing and oxygenation during anaesthesia, including management of complex or potentially difficult airways.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery protocols combine evidence-based perioperative strategies designed to support faster recovery, reduce complications and improve the overall surgical experience.
Anaesthesia for head and neck cancer surgery requires careful airway planning, monitoring and perioperative management because of the anatomical complexity of these procedures.
Thoracic surgical anaesthesia involves specialised management of breathing, ventilation and cardiovascular function during operations involving structures within the chest.
Anaesthesia for major abdominal cancer surgery requires careful fluid management, pain control, physiological monitoring and postoperative recovery planning.