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Any intervention in the human body, both surgical and anesthetic, requires time for subsequent recovery. At this time, the patient is most vulnerable and requires special attention.
Especially for this purpose, our clinic has a ward of postoperative observation and intensive care. It has all the necessary modern equipment that meets the world standards of patient safety. Functional beds are not only comfortable, but also allow you to take the correct anatomical position of the body, which is important for aesthetic operations, which are associated with a strong tension of the tissues. Each bed has a special anesthesia panel with access to oxygen and other medical gases. This allows for respiratory support if necessary, and also ensures the possibility of operation of artificial lung ventilators in case of development of emergency conditions.
All the necessary drugs for intensive care in emergency conditions, and equipment for respiratory support and defibrillation are at hand and always ready to work.
The clinic takes care that each of the staff develops not only in terms of anesthesiology, but also in the direction of intensive care. Constant trainings, conferences and seminars help to keep skills and knowledge at the current world level. Nurses, as well as doctors, have all the necessary first aid skills in a hospital setting.
The safety and health of our customers is paramount.
All surgical interventions, procedures that cause pain, in modern medicine are carried out under anesthesia.
The type of anesthesia depends on the type, duration of the operation, the general condition of the patient.
There are two types of anesthesia:general anesthesia and spinal anesthesia, in which a certain area of the body
loses sensitivity.
Types of anesthesia
Endotracheal anesthesia
Spinal anesthesia
Epidural anesthesia
How is the examination of the anesthesiologist-resuscitator and what is it for?
For this method of anesthesia, a special (spinal) very thin needle, a syringe and a selected anesthetic are used. A very important point is the correct position of the patient. This is emphasized in epidural and spinal anesthesia.
Immediately after the administration of the drug, the patient may experience a side effect: tingling in the lower extremities, spilling heat, it lasts a short time - this is the natural effect of anesthesia. Unlike epidural (half an hour), absolute anesthesia with spinal anesthesia occurs after 10 minutes. The type of drug determines the duration of anesthesia and depends on the time how long the operation will last.
If it is necessary to deprive the lower part of the human body of sensitivity during the operation, spinal anesthesia is done. The essence of this method is the introduction of an anesthetic in a certain place near the spinal cord (in the back - from which this method began to be called so). This is a subarachnoid space located between the meninges and the spinal cord, filled with cerebrospinal fluid (cerebrospinal fluid).
A huge number of large nerves pass through the cerebrospinal fluid, their transmission of pain signals to the brain and need to be blocked. Spinal anesthesia is done in the lumbar region, the area below the lower back is anesthetized. The anesthesiologist must pass a needle to the spine, intervertebral ligaments, epidural region and the lining of the brain and administer a selected anesthetic.
Neuroaxial anesthesia is carried out with various drugs: local anesthetics and adjuvants (additives to them). Common drugs for spinal anesthesia:
Spinal and epidural anesthesia is used almost everywhere, if there are no contraindications to use. The injection is made one-time with neuroaxial anesthesia (what is the main difference with the epidural technique, where a catheter is inserted to inject the drug).
Contraindications for the use of this method are as follows: low level of platelets in the blood, reduced blood clotting, heart rhythm disturbance, infectious processes in the area of drug administration. Recovery is fast.
Indications for spinal anesthesia are diverse, they are divided into two types: relative and absolute. Relative contraindications include:
The absolute contraindications of this type of anesthesia include:
Treatment under anesthesia is the only possibility of providing surgical care to the patient or carrying out complex manipulations. Often, the doctor anesthetizes a specific area, which is provided by puncturing it with an anesthetic solution and is called local anesthesia.
Such anesthesia is used for facelifting, blepharoplasty, otoplasty, scar correction, etc.
Local anesthesia is the introduction of an anesthetic into the skin and other anatomical structures of the place where surgical intervention is expected.
Injections of the anesthetic are superficial, only in exceptional cases the doctor can conduct a deeper administration of the drug. Local anesthesia is performed by injecting the drug through a very thin needle, so the actual anesthesia procedure is painless. Often, the introduction of an anesthetic is combined with sedation - sedatives are introduced into the patient's body that normalize the psychological state of a person, reducing the feeling of anxiety and worry.
This type of anesthesia refers to non-inhalation types of anesthesia, which are characterized by a long-lasting effect and a greater depth of exposure compared to inhalation anesthesia.
Intravenous anesthesia can be performed using the following drugs:
This type of anesthesia is used to remove abscesses and phlegmon, which occur with complications, it is also possible to treat benign tumors of small sizes, if their removal under general anesthesia is not possible.
One of the most commonly used methods of anesthesia when performing complex surgical interventions is endotracheal anesthesia, which involves immersing the body in a state of deep narcotic (medication) sleep. At the same time, the muscles completely relax, the patient does not have independent breathing.
To achieve the desired state, doctors conduct a set of measures for the patient:
The quality of endotracheal anesthesia depends not only on the experience of the anesthesiologist, but also on how correctly the patient's condition is monitored. Be sure to monitor blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation.