Anesthesia

Anesthesia

About the Procedure

Anesthesia is a set of methods and techniques used to provide pain relief, control consciousness, and maintain vital functions during surgical procedures.

Main Areas of Practice:

• Local anesthesia for surgical procedures.
• Intravenous anesthesia lasting up to 30 minutes.
• Central venous catheterization.
• Infiltration anesthesia for surgery.
• Regional nerve block anesthesia.
• Intravenous anesthesia with additional administration every 30 minutes.
• Endotracheal anesthesia of varying duration, up to 1 hour, up to 2 hours, and longer.
• Additional anesthetic support for high-risk patients (ASA III).
• Spinal and epidural anesthesia.
• Combined regional anesthesia (spinal, epidural, and prolonged epidural analgesia).
• Tumescent and injectable anesthesia.
• Anesthesiological support for children during diagnostic procedures (MRI, CT).
• Combined anesthesia (endotracheal anesthesia + epidural anesthesia).
• ANI monitoring.
• Anesthesiological support during diagnostic examinations of varying duration.
• Epidural catheterization.
• Lumbar puncture.

Outcomes of Anesthesiological Care

Thanks to modern anesthetic techniques at MIRUM Clinic, patients receive comfort, safety, and effective pain relief during surgical procedures. Patients remain under professional medical supervision from preoperative preparation through complete recovery, helping minimize risks and improve the quality of treatment.

Why Choose MIRUM Clinic?

• Our team includes highly qualified anesthesiologists who provide an individualized approach to every patient.
• Modern equipment is used for accurate monitoring of the patient’s condition and control of anesthesia.
• Patients receive safe procedural care, minimal side effects, and a faster recovery after surgery.