Anaesthesiology and Reanimation is a medical specialty focused on the study, teaching, research, and implementation of:
- a) Techniques and methods to ensure the patient is free from pain and protected from harm before, during, and after all surgical and obstetric procedures, diagnostic tests, and traumatic events.
- b) Preserving vital functions in any of the aforementioned scenarios, as well as in patients who are organ donors.
- c) Caring for patients with critically compromised vital functions, sustaining therapeutic measures until the life-threatening condition is resolved.
- d) Managing pain of any origin, whether acute or chronic. e) Providing on-site resuscitation and evacuation of injured or critically ill individuals.
- Pre-anaesthesia assessment
- Anaesthesia techniques:
- General, spinal, and combined anaesthesia
- Deep nerve blocks
- Intravenous regional anaesthesia
- Monitored anaesthesia care sedation
- Central venous catheter placement
- Post-anaesthesia care in the Post-Surgical Resuscitation Unit
Services catalog
- Preanesthesia consultation
- Anesthesia procedures:
- General, spinal, and combined anesthesia.
- Deep anesthetic blocks
- Intravenous regional anesthesia
- Monitored anesthetic sedation
- Canalization of central ways
- Etc.
- Postanesthesia surveillance in the post-surgical resuscitation unit.
