Anaesthesiology

The Department of Anesthesiology undertakes the hospital-wide medical services of all departments in clinical anesthesia, emergency resuscitation, analgesia and the treatment of critically ill patients, providing the best services for patients' safe access to care and safe diagnosis and treatment. The department has strong technical resources, with 95 medical and nursing staff in total, including 7 chief physicians, 9 associate chief physicians and 16 attending physicians. The staff are well educated and young, and the talent echelon is rationally structured. Since the founding of the hospital, the leadership of every term has attached great importance to the development of the Department of Anesthesiology, widely attracting outstanding talents from all quarters, successively recruiting many outstanding graduates and clinical backbone personnel from major medical colleges and hospitals across the country, and investing substantial funds to improve anesthesia equipment. At present the department has an abundance of anesthesia machines, multifunctional physiological monitors, muscle relaxation monitoring systems, anesthetic drug monitors, anesthesia depth monitors, fiberoptic bronchoscopes, infusion pumps and other equipment, which can meet the clinical needs of all kinds of patients. The department provides inhalation general anesthesia, intravenous general anesthesia, intravenous potentiated anesthesia, nerve and nerve plexus blocks, spinal anesthesia, epidural block and hypothermic anesthesia. In order to ensure patient safety during the perioperative period and enable tumor patients to undergo various diagnostic and therapeutic procedures smoothly, our department is responsible for consultations on difficult cases before and after various operations, and is the safety guarantee platform for all departments of the hospital. The department's purpose is to safeguard patients' safety and freedom from pain. On the basis of completing anesthesia for surgical operations, the department has developed services including ultrasound-guided nerve block anesthesia, anesthesia for interventional therapy, anesthesia for gastrointestinal endoscopy, and anesthesia for gynecological examinations, which are well received by patients. The widespread implementation of postoperative patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) and preemptive analgesia has further relieved the suffering of surgical treatment for patients, enabling them to pass through the surgical period smoothly with no pain or only mild pain. Department goal: pragmatic, refined, pioneering