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Anaesthesiology

Department of Anaesthesia was started in 2002. The department is having sufficient number of faculty viz., Professors, Associate Professors, Assistant Professors, Senior Residents and Juniors Residents. All the faculties are actively involved in the patient management and academic activities throughout the year.

The department of anaesthesia is managing 11 major operation theatres. This is in addition to a casualty theatre and a septic theatre. All the operation theatres are well equipped. All the theatres have roof fitted multi arm, shadow less operation theatre lights having sophisticated cool bulbs. Each theatre is having a high quality, electrically operated operation table with all the accessories. All major surgeries can be done on these tables. Patients can be placed in any position on these tables using the specially designed accessories.

All the operation theatres are provided with high end anaesthesia machines with ventilators and multipara monitors. Dedicated theatres are available for all specialities. At present General surgery, ENT, Plastic Surgery, Orthopedics, Pediatric Surgery, Urology, Neuro Surgery, Facio Maxillary Surgery and Gynecology are available.

The department is having a department library and a lecture hall in the theatre complex itself. More than 120 books are available in the department library. In addition, anaesthesia books are also available in the Central Library. National and international Journals are available. The lecture hall is equipped with LCD projector and audiovisual equipments. The lecture hall is having a seating capacity for 50 individuals.

Teaching and Academic activities

Anaesthesia department is having teaching programs for MBBS students and MBBS interns throughout the year on rotation basis. The department also has a post graduate M.D program. At present two PG students are admitted per year. Also the department runs a course for anaesthesia technicians. This diploma course (Diploma in Operation Theatre & Anesthesia Technology) admits fifteen students per year and the duration is two years.

Clinical Activities

The department provides emergency services 24 hours of the day. A separate Gynec casualty is functioning, in the department under the supervision & presence of the duty consultant, PG student, house surgeon & staff nurse.

Elective surgeries are done on all the working days. Emergency surgeries are done in all the days including the Sundays and all the nights.

Pre Anaesthetic Assessment Clinic: The department is running a Pre Anaesthetic Assessment Clinic. This clinic is managed by a senior faculty. The department also manages Pain Clinic and a Palliative Clinic.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation programmes: The department runs a program in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation throughout the year. MBBS Interns are trained on a rotation basis through this program.

Intra operative Pain Management and post operative pain management are carried out routinely for all the major surgeries.

Research Activities:

In addition to the regular activities, lot of researches is also underway in the department. Faculty and the post graduate students are taking part in the research activities.

Features:

DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY
OPD – Anaesthesia Clinic
Blood Pressure Instrument (Non-Invasive) 1
Weighing machine 1
Height scale 1
Ward (Recovery) 1
Resucitation equipments (CPR) 1
Adult Dummy 1
Paediatric dummy 1
Artificial breathing bag with face masks 1
Defibrillator 2
Suction machine
Electrical 8 central suction available
Manual 5
Oxygen therapy unit 4
Pulse oximeter 13
E.C.G Monitor 14
E.T.Co2 Monitor 5
Simple anaesthesia machine with resuscitation equipments and accessories 13
Mechanical ventilator 7
Boyles apparatus 13
Anesthesia ventilator 6
Halothene Vaporizer 13
Circle Absorber 13
Bain Circuit 15
Anesthesia gas monitoring system 1
Isoflurane – Vaporizer 2
Multi channel Monitor with ETC02 5
Multi Channel Monitor with IBP 8
ECG Monitor 1
Defibrillator 2
Pulse Oximeter 13
Syringe pump 12
Ambu bag (adult) 15
Ambu Bag (paediatric) 2
Infusion Pump 2
Laryngoscopec(adult) 4
Central Suction Available
Central Medical Oxygen Available
Central Nitrous Qxide Available
Central Medical Compressed Air (4 bar) Available
Central Compresses Air (7 bar ) Available
Electrical Suction Apparatus 8

Publications

PUBLICATIONS
Sl. No Title Journal Authors Remarks
1 Direct conventional laryongoscopy versus video laryngoscopy Indian Journal of Anaesthesia and Analgesis Dr Paul Wilson, Dr Sasidharan Nair M, Dr Deepan C, Dr Jomy Thomas ISSN: 2349.8471, Volume 6 , Issue 3, March 2019
2 Functional outcome of open inguinal hernia repair: Nerve Block versus spinal Indian Journal of Anaesthesia and Analgesis Dr Sasidharan Nair, Dr S Mohideen Abdu Kadar, Dr M Paul Wilson, Dr V M Shibinath, Dr Chandy Mathew ISSN: 2349.8471, Volume 7 , Issue 5, September- October 2020
3 Prevalence, correlates of depression and its impact on quality of life of cancer patients attending a palliative care setting in South India Wiley Online Library Sri Sai Priya Sudarisan, Bennet Abraham, Christina George ISSN: 1057-9249, Volume 28 , Issue 6, June 2019
4 A Comparitive study to evaluate the effects of addition of intrathecal fentanyl with Clonidine to 0.5% Levobupivacaine for patients undergoing LSCS International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research Dr. J. Bennet Abraham, Dr. Jamela Bennet ISSN: 2458-8687, Volume 4 , Issue 3, June 2019
5 Comparison of efficacy of 0.5 percent Levobupivacaine with a combination of 0.5 percent Levobupivacaine and Hyaluronidase, in ultrasound guided axillary brachial plexus block for forearm and hand surgeries International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research Dr. Jilu John, Dr. J. Bennet Abraham, Dr. Arun S., Dr. Sathyamma T. ISSN: 2458-8687, Volume 4 , Issue 3, June 2019
6 Haemodynamic changes in elderly patients after spinal anaesthesia - Hyperbaric Bupivacaine VS Isobaric Bupivacaine International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research Dr. M. Paul Wilson, Dr. Bennet Abraham ISSN: 2458-8687, Volume 4, Issue 6, December 2019
7 Comparative study between three in one femoral nerve block and PSOAS compartment block for postoperative analgesia in orthopaedic procedures on femur International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research Dr. J. Bennet Abraham, Dr. Arun Mammen Mathew ISSN: 2458-8687, Volume 5, Issue 2, March 2020
8 Can perioperative haemodynamic s and opioid requirement in Abdominal Hysterectomy be influenced by a premedication drug? International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology M Paul Wilson,
Usha Christopher
pISSN: 2320-1770, Volume 5 , Issue 12, December 2016
9 Maternal parameters in lower segment caesarean section: a comparative study of the effects of spinal anaesthetic agents International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology M Paul Wilson,
Usha Christopher
pISSN: 2320-1770, Volume 5 , Issue 12, December 2016
10 Effect of pre-emptive analgesia with Gabapentin on post-operative pain relief after total abdominal hysterectomy International Journal of Biomedical Research Robert James Premkumar,
Biju M L,
M Paul Wilson,
Jilu Jose
and Shibinath V M
2016; 7(9): 638-646. ISSN: 0976-9633 (Online); 2455-0566 (Print)
11 Efficacy of intravenous dexmeditomidine versus lidocaine in attenuation of stress response during intubation for laproscopic procedures International Journal of Biomedical Research Dr. Biju M.L 2016; 7(3): 099-107.
12 Effect of dexmedetomidine as an adjuvant to 0.75% ropivacaine in axillary brachial plexus block for forearm and hand surgeries International Journal of Biomedical Research. Dr. Arun 2016; 7(4): 187-192
13 Comparison of rocuronium bromide and succinylcholine chloride for use during rapid sequence intubation in adult patients International Journal of Biomedical Research Dr. Sasidharan Nair M
Dr. Sweetline Subha M
2016; 7 (6) 365- 371
14 A prospective randomized double blind study to compare the efficacy of oral Clonidine to intravenous Lignocaine for attenuation of haemodynamic response to laryngoscopy and tracheal intubation International Journal of Biomedical Research. Dr. Sweetline Subha M
Dr. Sasidharan Nair M
Dr. Paul Wilson M
2016; 7(7): 499-510
15 A Comparative Study of Different Doses of Oral Midazolam as Premedicant In Paediatric Patients between the Age Group of 1 -6 Years Indian Journal of Medical Research and Pharmaceutical Sciences S. Mohideen Abdul Kadar
T. Sathyamma
March 2016; 3(3)
16 Haemodynamic Changes in Elderly Patients after Spinal Anaesthesia – Hyperbaric Bupivacaine Vs Isobaric Bupivacaine Indian Journal of Medical Research and Pharmaceutical Sciences Dr. M. Paul Wilson & Dr. Bennet Abraham January 2016; 3(1) :45 -53
17 Survey of supraglottic airway devices usage in anaesthetic practice in South Indian State Indian Journal of Anaesthesia Dr. S. Mohideen Abdul Kadar / Vol. 59/ Issue 3/ Mar 2015
18 Assessment of the efficacy of dexamethasone, lignocaine or placebo in the prevention of post intubation sore throat International Journal of Biomedical Research Dr. S. Mohideen Abdul Kadar 2015; 6(07): 493-503
19 Effect of baricity of intrathecal Bupivacaine on surgical environment in Urological procedures – A Comparative Study International Journal of Biomedical Research Dr. Paul Wilson & Dr. S. Mohideen Abdul Kadar 2015; 6(10): 835-840

Teaching Staff of Department of Anaesthesiology
SL NO: NAME OF FACULTY DESIGNATION
1 Dr. M. Paul Wilson Professor and HOD
2 Dr. S. Mohideen Abdul Kadar Professor
3 Dr. Sasidharan Nair. M Professor
4 Dr. Sweetline Subha. M Associate Professor
5 Dr. Dixsha T. P Assistant Professor
6 Dr. Sheen Tarsis Assistant Professor
7 Dr. Aneesh Rajan Assistant Professor
8 Dr. Mohin Georgee George Assistant Professor
9 Dr. Anderson.A Assistant Professor
10 Dr. Blessy Rose Joy Senior Resident
11 Dr. Eleena John Senior Resident
12 Dr. Devu S. S Senior Resident
13 Dr. Joselin Joseph Senior Resident
14 Dr. Jenifer Joab Fernandez Senior Resident
15 Dr. Athira A. S Senior Resident
16 Dr. Rose Paul Junior Resident
17 Dr. Deena Elizabeth Ponthokkan Jacob Junior Resident
18 Dr. Delanda Kurian Junior Resident
19 Dr. Kezia Rachel John Junior Resident
20 Dr. Deena Wilson Junior Resident
21 Dr. Tinsa Elizabeth John Junior Resident

Last updated at 30-11-2022

Dr. M. Paul Wilson

Professor and HOD ( DA DNB)

(Promoted as Professor on 1.1.2017)

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