At BRJ Ortho Centre & MAK Hospital, the Department of Anesthesia plays a vital role in supporting safe and successful surgical outcomes. Our highly skilled anaesthesiologists are responsible for pain management, patient monitoring, and life support during surgeries, as well as for procedures requiring sedation or critical care. We utilize modern anesthesia techniques and monitoring systems to ensure patient safety, comfort, and rapid recovery—whether it's a major operation, minor procedure, or emergency intervention.

BRJ Ortho Centre & MAK Hospital, we are dedicated to providing exceptional care for patients with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. Our Orthopaedic Surgery Department offers state-of-the-art treatment options and personalized care plans to ensure the best outcomes for every patient. Whether you are experiencing joint pain, fractures, sports injuries, or chronic conditions, our team of expert orthopaedic surgeons is here to help you get back to a pain-free and active life.

Preoperative Evaluation & Risk Assessment:
– Thorough assessment before surgery
– Anesthesia planning based on patient health, age, and procedure type

Types of Anesthesia Administered
– General Anesthesia – for full unconsciousness during major surgeries
– Regional Anesthesia (e.g., spinal, epidural, nerve blocks) – for pain-free procedures in specific areas

– Local Anesthesia – for minor procedures
– Monitored Sedation – for diagnostic or short-duration procedures

Anesthesiologists function as comprehensive perioperative physicians, initiating monitoring across virtually all patient systems from the moment they begin care, acting as the primary monitor for skin integrity, eye protection, neurological status, cardiovascular function, respiratory mechanics, renal output, blood glucose levels, and ensuring proper limb and joint positioning and care, in essence, overseeing the physiological stability of the patient from head to toe throughout the entire surgical journey.
– Real-time monitoring of heart rate, ECG, oxygen levels, blood pressure, Carbondioxide levels (ECTO2), (SPO2, FiO2,) temperature and other vital signs
– Advanced equipment and vigilant care throughout surgery

Postoperative Continous Monitoring & Pain Management
– Multimodal pain control techniques (Continuous Epidural, Blocks, Intravenous, Skin Patches) to achieve almost 100% pain relief
– Continuous monitoring as done during intra-op till complete patient's arousal and discharge to ward

Critical Care & Emergency Anesthesia Services
– 24/7 availability for trauma, emergency, and ICU support
– All life-saving interventions involving multidisciplinary approach