Anesthesiology

Anesthesiology Department

Safe anesthesia and patient monitoring during surgical procedures

The Anesthesiology Department provides safe anesthesia, pain control, and monitoring of vital functions during surgeries and medical procedures of various levels of complexity.Before surgery, the department’s specialists assess the patient’s general condition, identify individual risk factors, and select the most appropriate anesthesia method based on the type of procedure. During surgery, the patient’s heart function, breathing, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and other vital parameters are continuously monitored.

Key areas of the department

• Preoperative anesthesiology assessment

• Selection of an individual anesthesia plan for each patient

• General anesthesia

• Intravenous anesthesia

• Inhalation anesthesia

• Spinal anesthesia

• Epidural anesthesia

• Combined anesthesia

• Monitoring of vital signs during surgery

• Postoperative pain control

When care is provided

• Planned surgical procedures

• Emergency surgical interventions

• Highly complex surgeries

• Operations in cardiac surgery, general surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, and other specialties

• Conditions requiring postoperative pain management

• Patients with individual risk factors

• Patients requiring special monitoring

Anesthesia methods used

• Inhalation anesthesia

• Intravenous anesthesia

• Spinal anesthesia

• Epidural anesthesia

• Local and regional anesthesia techniques

• Combined anesthesia

Monitoring during surgery

During surgery, the patient’s condition is monitored using modern monitoring systems.

Main parameters monitored include:

• Heart rhythm

• Blood pressure

• Blood oxygen saturation

• Respiratory parameters

• Body temperature

• Depth of anesthesia and overall patient condition