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Meet Our Doctors
Our experienced doctors bring together years of training and expertise.
Dr. KIRAN C.S
Consultant & Head, Diagnostics & Pathology
Dr. SUJANA NIDUMURU
Sr. Consultant, Clinical Biochemistry
Dr. HARITHA MADIGUBBA
Consultant, Microbiology & Infection Control
Anaesthesiology focuses on pain relief and comprehensive patient care throughout the surgical process. It includes various medications called anaesthetics, which work differently. Some numb specific body parts, while others induce sleep for more invasive surgeries. Our anaesthesiologists at Sindhu Hospitals are highly skilled in administering anaesthesia, monitoring patients’ vital signs, and ensuring their comfort and safety throughout the surgical process.
Anaesthetic treatments for pain management
Anaesthetic treatments are used for a variety of conditions, including chronic pain syndromes, post-operative pain, neuropathic pain, and cancer-related pain. Some of the types are:
- Injections: Local anaesthetics are injected into or around nerves to alleviate pain and inflammation in specific areas of the body.
- Nerve blocks: Medication is injected into major nerve clusters to reduce pain in targeted body regions.
- Electrical stimulation: Nerves are stimulated through the skin using handheld devices to alleviate pain.
- Opioid medications: Oral pills are prescribed to manage pain.
Top-rated Services at Sindhu Hospitals
Anaesthesiologists play a crucial role in providing care for individuals undergoing minor surgeries or procedures that do not require general anaesthesia, such as those undergoing childbirth. Additionally, they provide post-operative care for patients in the intensive care unit following major surgeries. Furthermore, they assist individuals experiencing severe pain due to injuries or chronic conditions, such as persistent back pain.
- General Anaesthesia: Offered for various surgical procedures, ensuring patients are asleep and pain-free during the operation.
- Regional Anaesthesia: Techniques such as spinal and epidural blocks, providing targeted pain relief for specific areas of the body.
- Local Anaesthesia: For minor surgical procedures, we provide local anaesthesia to numb a small area of the body.
- Anaesthesia for Delicate Cases: Anaesthesia for paediatric patients, elderly individuals, and those with complex medical conditions.
Anaesthesiologists administer various types of anaesthesia, including monitored anaesthesia or IV sedation, which induces relaxation and can range from minimal drowsiness to deep sedation
Meet Our Team
Our experienced doctors bring together years of training and expertise.
Dr. VENUGOPAL KULKARNI
Consultant
Dr. K SURESH BABU
Consultant
Dr. MADHURI SUDAGANI
Consultant
Dr. GAYATHRI DAKSHINAMURTHY
Consultant
Dr. ADITYA SAI M
Consultant
Dr. NAVYA RAMINI
Sr. Resident
FAQs
General anaesthesia is required for complex surgeries and regional anaesthesia for specific areas. Additionally, they provide IV sedation for minor procedures and manage pain during childbirth with epidurals.
Before surgery, the anaesthesiologist assesses your health and discusses any medical conditions, allergies etc. Tests are conducted after which they prescribe an anesthetic plan tailored to your needs.
General anaesthesia, utilised for significant surgeries, induces unconsciousness or deep sleep, rendering the patient unresponsive.
General anaesthesia is usually safe, though it may pose risks for patients with heart or kidney conditions. At Sindhu Hospitals our surgical and anaesthesia teams meticulously evaluate each patient’s medical history to minimise any potential risks.
You may experience nausea, sore throat, or grogginess. At Sindhu Hospitals, our team ensures minimal discomfort and a smooth recovery.