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Dr. Arun Puri

Principal Director & HOD


Pain Management, Anaesthesia

Experience: 30+ Years

Gender: Male

Dr. Dinesh Punhani

Senior Director (Anesthesia - MAMBS)


Anaesthesia, Laparoscopic / Minimal Access Surgery

Experience: 25+ Years

Gender: Male

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Chand

Senior Director - Cardiac Anaesthesiology


Anaesthesia

Experience: 32+ Years

Gender: Male

Dr. Kamal Kumar Fotedar

Senior Director - Anaesthesiology / Anesthesia - General


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Sanjoy Kumar Majhi

Senior Director & Head-Cardiac Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia

Experience: 26+ Years

Gender: Male

Dr. Kavita Sandhu

Senior Director & Head-Neuro Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia

Experience: 30+ Years

Gender: Female

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Dr. Raj Tobin

Senior Director & HOD - General Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia

Experience: 32+ Years

Gender: Female

Dr. Manoj Agarwal

Director & Clinical Coordinator


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Sanjay Goel

Director - Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia, Cardiac Anesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Manju Mani

Director (Quality) & Associate Director - Cardiac Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia

Gender: Female

Dr. Sreeja Menon

Director & HOD


Anaesthesia

Experience: 24+ Years

Gender: Female

Dr. (Brig) Amit Sharma

Director & Chief Anaesthesia – OT & Surgical Critical Care Services


Anaesthesia, Critical Care

Experience: 22+ Years

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Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Varshney

Associate Director


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Manish Rai

Associate Director


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Mandar Ketkar

Principal Consultant


Anaesthesia, Cardiac Anesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Preet Kanwal Narula

Principal Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Subhasish Bhowmik

Senior Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Lakshmi Jayaraman

Senior Consultant Anesthesiologist


Anaesthesia

Gender: Female

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Dr. Punit Mehta

Associate Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Shameek Bhattacharjee

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Gautam Girotra

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Varun Gupta

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Mukesh Kalita

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Vikram Uday Lahori

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

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Dr. Sapna Shashni

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Female

Dr. Sharda Tiwari

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Female

Dr. Neeraj Kumar Yadav

Visiting Consultant


Anaesthesia

Gender: Male

Dr. Archana Puri

Senior (Visiting Consultant)


Anaesthesia

Gender: Female

Diseases Treated by Anaesthesia Doctors:

Anaesthesiologists are doctors who give anaesthesia to prevent pain during surgery. Anaesthesia may be required for several surgeries, including but not limited to.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Anesthesia is a procedure that makes a patient pain-free and removes consciousness and awareness, especially when the patient is undergoing an invasive surgical or medical procedure. 

There are three main types of anaesthesia: general anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, and local anaesthesia.

General anaesthesia is a kind of anaesthesia that puts the patient fully to sleep so that there is no awareness, pain or movement during surgery or medical procedures.

Regional anaesthesia numbs a specific area of the body, such as an arm or a leg, while the patient remains awake.

Local anaesthesia numbs a small area of the body, such as a tooth or a small wound.

The risks of anaesthesia can include nausea and vomiting, sore throat, headaches, allergic reactions, and serious complications include cardiac events or neurological damage, but these occur rarely. The doctor ensures proper testing to ensure these risks are minimised.

Anesthesiologists are medical doctors specialising in anaesthesia and pain management after an MBBS degree.

Anesthesiologists use various monitoring devices to keep patients safe during surgery, including blood pressure monitors, heart rate monitors, and pulse oximeters. Modern anaesthesia machines have ventilators and various monitoring devices.

The duration it takes for anaesthesia to wear off depends on the type of anaesthesia used and the duration of surgery. It is customised as per surgery and patient.

After receiving anaesthesia, patients may feel groggy or disoriented for some time. They may sometimes also experience nausea or vomiting.

In most cases, patients are not allowed to eat or drink for 6 to 8 hours before receiving anaesthesia. This prevents complications like aspiration of food particles into the lungs during the procedure.

In some cases, patients with colds or the flu may not be able to receive anaesthesia due to the risk of airway-related complications. It is important to discuss and get clearances from respective departments for any illnesses or medical conditions as per your anesthesiologist prior to the procedure.

A pre-anesthetic consultation is a consultation with your anesthesiologist prior to your surgery or medical procedure to discuss your medical history, current medications, and any questions or concerns you may have. 

The anesthesiologist is responsible for administering and monitoring anaesthesia during surgery.

MAC anaesthesia stands for Monitored Anesthesia Care, which is a type of anaesthesia involving a combination of sedation and local anaesthesia.

Anaesthesia can be administered through injection, inhalation, topical application or all of the above, depending on the type of anaesthesia used and the procedure being performed.

Children may be at a higher risk of complications than adults, depending on the surgery, but anaesthesia can be safe for children as small as newborns when administered by a qualified anesthesiologist. 

In most cases, the anesthesiologist determines the type of anaesthesia used based on the procedure being performed and the patient's medical history. Patient requests can be discussed.

Yes, pain management specialists can diagnose and treat chronic pain conditions, often using a combination of medication, physical therapy, and other therapies.

Review

Reviewed by Dr. Sreeja Menon, Head & Senior Consultant, Dept. of Anesthesiology, Gurgaon on 4-Sep-2023.