Anaesthesia
Your safety
is our top priority.
An experienced team of anaesthetists and specialised nurses look after your well-being and safety during operations and painful examinations.
All modern methods of anaesthesia are used, be it general anaesthesia, various forms of partial anaesthesia or "twilight sleep" (analgesia). The choice of the respective method and the exact procedure will be discussed with you in a preliminary consultation.
Regardless of the type of anaesthesia, all modern anaesthetic procedures are extremely safe, low in unwanted side effects and very pleasant for the patient. Even after general anaesthesia, you will be fully awake again very quickly.
After the procedure, your pain is reliably treated with medication and various pain therapy procedures, such as nerve blocks.
During a general anaesthetic, your consciousness is switched off. The patient is put into an artificial deep sleep, so to speak; the sensation of pain is switched off and reflexes are dampened. This is of great advantage for certain operations. By means of new anaesthesia procedures, the respective depth of anaesthesia can be adapted to the needs of the individual patient.
During a partial anaesthetic, the affected region of the body is made painless. There are basically 3 types of regional anaesthesia:
For special operations (abdominal operations, major shoulder operations) it is advisable to use a combined anaesthetic procedure (general and regional anaesthesia). In this case, regional anaesthesia is mainly used for pain management after the operation. In special cases, a regional anaesthesia procedure or local anaesthesia is combined with sedation (sleep-like state).
Specialist in anaesthesiology
Specialist in anaesthesiology