ANAESTHESIA

Every patient wishes not to have any pains and to feel nothing during a surgery. The memory of the surgery shall be pleasant. It is the task and aim of the anaesthesia to fulfil this.

Anaesthesia allows a variety of surgeries today and contributes to a course of the surgery under a specialist leadership, which is free from complications. Although this fact is conscious to every patient most are, however, afraid of anaesthesia and surgery.

It is one of the most important tasks to take this fear away from you. Technological progress in the supervision of the patient during the anaesthesia, a constant improvement in the used medicine as well as the long-standing experience of the serving medical specialists for anesthesiology offer a maximum amount of safety.

In a detailed conversation before the anaesthesia your anaesthetist consults you about the different possibilities of switching off the pain and/or consciousness, catches up on your state of health, and informs you about the course of anaesthesia and surgery. During this conversation additional preliminary examinations can be administered to minimise the risk of anaesthesia further, which is in principle low.

Dependant on the type of the surgery your anaesthetist offers you different possibilities
from the dusk sleep similar condition (sedation) up to the full anaesthesia.
All methods can be carried out both ambulatorily and stationarily. Advantages and disadvantages of an ambulatory or stationary treatment are always discussed individually since they are dependent on the type of the surgery, the after-surgery pain therapy as well as the care necessities and possibilities.

For the multitude of surgeries a stay in hospital with accommodation is no longer required, on request however any time possible. We promise you by consideration of your wishes and needs that you experience the planned surgery in pleasant atmosphere.

Our team of anaesthetists and specialist nursing staff will take care of you and your well-being before, during and after the surgery.

Do not by shy of asking all questions which are close to your heart.