Anesthesiology

Supporting safer surgeries and smoother recovery through careful pre-operative assessment, personalised anaesthesia planning, continuous monitoring, and comfort-focused pain management.

Conditions

Anaesthesia specialists at Curis support patients undergoing surgical, diagnostic, emergency, and pain management procedures, including:

Patients scheduled for minor, major, or complex surgeries
Patients requiring general, spinal, epidural, or regional anaesthesia
High-risk surgical patients with cardiac, neurological, renal, or respiratory concerns
Emergency and trauma surgery patients requiring immediate anaesthesia support
Patients needing advanced airway management during surgery
Patients requiring post-operative pain control
Patients undergoing day-care or minimally invasive procedures
Patients with chronic pain concerns requiring clinical evaluation

Each patient is assessed carefully before the procedure to understand their health condition, medical history, surgical needs, and anaesthesia-related risks.

Treatments & Procedures

Curis Hospitals provide anaesthesia services focused on patient safety, comfort, and close monitoring before, during, and after surgery.

Pre-surgery assessment of health, risks, and medical history
Evaluation of existing conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, kidney disease, and respiratory concerns
Personalised anaesthesia planning based on age, procedure, and clinical condition
Pre-operative counselling to help patients feel informed and reassured
Risk assessment for high-risk, trauma, cardiac, neuro, and complex surgical cases
Coordination with surgical and ICU teams where additional support is required

General anaesthesia for major and complex surgeries
Spinal and epidural anaesthesia for selected procedures
Regional and nerve block anaesthesia for focused pain control
Ultrasound-guided regional blocks where clinically suitable
Continuous monitoring of vital parameters during surgery
Advanced airway management for patients requiring specialised support

Anaesthesia support for emergency surgeries
Trauma surgery anaesthesia planning and monitoring
Support for patients with critical medical conditions undergoing urgent procedures
Coordination with emergency, ICU, and surgical teams
Rapid response in time-sensitive surgical situations
Focused care to maintain stability throughout the procedure

Post-operative pain relief planning
Epidural and nerve block-based pain control where suitable
Pain care after major surgeries, trauma, or joint procedures
Clinical support for selected chronic pain concerns such as back pain, arthritis, or cancer pain
Medication and procedure-based pain relief planning
Comfort-focused care to support early movement and recovery

Monitoring after anaesthesia and surgery
Observation for breathing, blood pressure, pain, and recovery response
Support for nausea, discomfort, or post-operative concerns
Recovery guidance for day-care and minimally invasive procedures
Safe transfer planning to ward or ICU based on patient condition
Care focused on comfort, alertness, and stable recovery

Close coordination with surgeons, nurses, ICU teams, and emergency specialists
Anaesthesia planning for multiple specialties and procedures
Modern monitoring systems for patient safety
Clear communication with patients and families before procedures
Careful attention to comfort, safety, and readiness
Anaesthesia care that supports every patient through surgery with calm, precision, and confidence

Our Specialists

Meet the specialists supporting Curis Hospitals through clinical expertise, coordinated care, and a patient-first approach.

Trichy

Dr. Kota Ramgopal

MBBS, MD(Anaesthesia)

Chief Consultant - Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care

Coimbatore

Dr. D. Lakshmi Priya

MBBS, DA (Anaesthesiology)

Consultant - Anaesthesia, Emergency & Critical Care Medicine

Trichy

Dr. Karthiga M.

MBBS, MD (Anaesthesiology), DNB (Anaesthesiology)

Consultant - Anaesthesiology & Critical Care

FAQs

Is anaesthesia safe?

Yes. Anaesthesia is generally safe when planned and monitored by trained anaesthesia specialists.

Will I be awake during surgery?

It depends on the type of anaesthesia. Some procedures require you to sleep, while others only numb a specific area.

How long does anaesthesia remain in the body?

Most effects wear off within a few hours, depending on the type of anaesthesia and the procedure.

Can I eat before anaesthesia?

Usually, you may be asked to avoid food and drinks for a few hours before the procedure. Always follow your doctor’s instructions.

What should I tell my anaesthesiologist before surgery?

Share details about your medicines, allergies, past surgeries, medical conditions, and any previous reaction to anaesthesia.

What are the possible side effects of anaesthesia?

Some patients may feel drowsy, dizzy, nauseous, or have a sore throat. These effects are usually temporary.

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