Anaesthesia-assisted surgery: the journey towards rehabilitation
In the field of modern medicine, surgery is an important means of treating diseases and saving lives, and anaesthesia is a key factor in the success of the operation and the successful recovery of patients. It is like the steady rudder of the ship in surgery, providing solid support for precision surgery and leading patients on a bright journey towards rehabilitation.
I. Anaesthesia as a suitable condition for precision surgery
Surgery is often accompanied by pain, which keeps patients in pain through anaesthesia and provides a good basis for doctors to operate with precision.
II. Anaesthesia guarantees the vital stability of patients
1. Controlling physiological functions
The anesthesiologist closely monitors the vital signs of the patient during the operation, adjusts the substance accurately, maintains the balance of the physical function of the patient and ensures that the body systems function properly during the operation.
2. Response to emergencies
Accidents such as haemorrhage, allergies, etc. may occur during the operation. Anaesthesiologists, with their vast experience and expertise, are able to react quickly and take appropriate measures, such as the provision of angiogenesis, respiratory respiration support, etc., to safeguard the life of patients.
Rapid recovery from anaesthesia
1. Optimizing post-operative pain
A good anaesthesia programme not only focuses on painlessness in surgery, but also includes post-operative pain management, which can alleviate pain, promote early activity and functional exercise and speed up the recovery process.
2. Reducing stress
Anaesthesia reduces the stress caused by the operation, reduces the release of inflammatory factors in the body, thereby reducing the damage to body tissues and organs and contributes to rapid post-operative recovery.
IV. The key role of anaesthesia in special operations
1. Microstart surgery
In micro-surgery, anaesthesia requires accurate control of the patient ‘ s breathing and, at times, the maintenance of the patient ‘ s body to enable better operation. At the same time, it is important to maintain the stability and comfort of the patient during the operation and to ensure that the operation is carried out with precision.
2. Child surgery
In the case of children, because of their relatively young age, the use of an anaesthesia takes into account the physical characteristics, the choice of appropriate anaesthesia and methods, together with psychological comfort, so that they can successfully undergo the operation.
3. Surgery for elderly patients
Some older persons may be ill and need to choose anaesthesia to reduce the risk of surgery, taking into account specific physical circumstances.
V. Integrating anaesthesia with new technologies
Visualized anesthesia technology
The visualization of anaesthesia has been achieved through the use of equipment such as ultrasound, neurostimulator, which allows for a more accurate neurological and vascular location and reduces the occurrence of anaesthesia complications.
Innovations in anaesthesia monitoring
Advanced anaesthesia surveillance equipment provides real-time information on the depth of anaesthesia, brain function, etc. of the patient, so that doctors can better determine anaesthesia programmes.
VI. COORDINATION AND PROFESSIONAL QUALITY OF THE AADR GROUP
Multidisciplinary cooperation
Anaesthetists and surgeons need to cooperate and communicate during the operation in order to make it work.
Continuous learning and promotion
The drug of anaesthesia continues to develop and doctors need to learn new knowledge and skills to provide better-quality anaesthesia services.
VII. Patient education and psychological support
1. Pre-operative communication
Anaesthetists are required to ask the patient ‘ s basic opinion prior to the operation, to address the patient ‘ s concerns and to increase the patient ‘ s confidence in the operation.
2. Psychological peace of mind
During the operation, the patient is given a degree of respect, which helps to mitigate the impact of psychological stress on the operation and rehabilitation.
In the light of the above, anaesthesia is important in precision surgery, from the creation of good conditions for the operation to the preservation of vital signs, from post-operative rehabilitation to response to exceptional circumstances, which runs through the medical process. Protect the patient ‘ s recovery journey and give more life and a better future.
