Department of Diagnostics
Eesha Hospital’s Diagnostic services are functional 24/7, implementing the best practice and scientific techniques to determine the accurate and relevant diagnosis of any given problem. Additionally, our methodology in the functioning is deemed to be safe, while patients can be assured about the accuracy of their results.
PROCUDURES AVAILABLE:
- General Anaesthesia
- Spinal anaesthesia
- Epidural anaesthesia
- Combined spinal epidural anaesthesia
- Regional blocks
- Pain Management
- Critical care
Routine cases in ICU are:
- Life-threatening trauma, poly trauma, head injury.
- Poisonings
- Snake bite, scorpion sting etc.
- Fever with thrombocytopenia, Dengue etc
- Organ failure
- Pain Medicine
- Diabetic ketoacidosis.
- Severe anaemia
- Acute asthma, copd and respiratory failure
- Pancreatitis
- Stroke
- Other medical emergencies
Because of their specialty training and vast experience in controlling pain during surgery, anesthesiologists are uniquely qualified to prescribe and administer drug therapies or perform special techniques for acute, chronic and cancer pain. Here are two of the most common areas in which anesthesiologists treat pain:
Acute Pain Management:
In addition to relief of a patient’s pain during a surgical procedure, it is equally important for the patient’s comfort and well-being to receive adequate pain relief postoperatively. Anesthesiologists are responsible for ensuring that a patient’s pain is under control before they are discharged from the PACU. An anesthesiologist may prescribe specific pain medications or perform specialized procedures to maximize patient comfort, which helps to minimize stress on the patient’s heart and blood pressure. The techniques that are best suited for each individual patient are chosen to allow for proper rest and healing.
Chronic and Cancer Pain Management:
Anesthesiologists are the vanguard of those who are developing new therapies for chronic pain syndromes and cancer-related pain. Anesthesiologists who specialize in the treatment of chronic pain often dedicate their practices exclusively to a multidisciplinary approach to pain medicine, working collaboratively with other medical specialists in a pain