Sunday, December 7, 2008

24th ANEMECON

24TH ALL NEPAL MEDICAL CONFERENCE OF NEPAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
16-18 April, 2009 (3rd to 5th Baisakh 2066)
Scientific sub-committee
1 Dr Resham B Rana, Chairman gparebara@gmail.com 9851092218
2 Dr Rajendra P Guragain, Advisor rguragain@hotmail.com 9841346154, 4374194 (R)
3 Dr Reeta Gurung, Member reeta@tilganga.com.np, reetagurung@gmail.com 9841410816
4 Dr Achala Vaidya, Member achala_vaidya@hotmail.com 9851033017
5 Dr Dirgha Raj RC, Member dr_drc@hotmail.com 9841818208
6 Dr Ajit Rayamajhi, Member ajitrnp@yahoo.com 9851055305, 4352659 (R)
7 Dr Mani Prasad Gautam, Member manigautam@gmail.com 9851076043
8 Dr Sujita Manandhar, Member sujitasayami@hotmail.com 9841235661
Audio-visual subcommittee:
1 Dr Ravi Ram Shrestha, Chairman raviramshrestha@gmail.com 9841459178
2 Dr Sabin Gauchan, Secretary sabingauchan@gmail.com 9841610616

Pre-anesthetic visit (consultation) FAQs

Please note that the following guidelines apply to all patients having surgery under general and local (regional) anesthesia at Tilganga Eye Center and other institution to be conducted by Dr Resham B Rana. These are general guidelines only. Specific conditions may require specific needs.
What is a "Pre-Anesthetic Visit or Consultation"?
Pre-Anesthetic Visit or Consultation is the visit by the patient to the pre-op clinic to meet an anesthesiologist before anesthesia and surgery. During this visit, a medical history pertaining to the surgery and anesthesia is obtained, necessary laboratory tests and other tests like Blood tests, Electrocardiogram, X-rays etc. are obtained or ordered and a discussion as to the type of anesthetic risks etc. is held with the patient. The patients are familiarized with the upcoming surgery and anesthesia.
Why is it necessary?
The purpose of the visit is to make sure that you are in optimum condition to undergo surgery and anesthesia. This visit will also familiarize you with some of the events that will take place during the day of surgery. It probably will make you more comfortable and reduce your anxiety. Knowing your health status will allow the anesthesiologists to "fine tune" the anesthetic to your needs and take necessary precautions to ensure a safe anesthetic course. Also, this visit allows us to order necessary laboratory work so that the results are ready prior to the surgery and it may give us time to correct some of these abnormalities or arrange for additional tests or consultations if deemed necessary. If the surgery needs to be postponed in the event of an abnormal physical examination and or laboratory data, it will cause minimum disruption in the schedule.