Anaesthesiology

CritiCare Asia Hospitals, in Kurla, Mumbai, provides anaesthesia care across every surgical and interventional speciality in the hospital.

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Anaesthesia Hospital in Kurla, Mumbai

CritiCare Asia Hospitals is an anaesthesia hospital in Mumbai providing anaesthesia care across every surgical and interventional speciality in the hospital. Anaesthesia is part of short, long, and complex procedures alike. Anaesthesiologists are involved at every stage of a patient's surgical journey: assessing fitness for the procedure, selecting the anaesthetic technique, monitoring vital functions throughout, and managing pain and recovery once it is over. For anaesthesia care in Kurla, Mumbai, the aim is straightforward: keeping the patient safe, stable and as comfortable as possible from the moment they enter theatre to the moment they leave.

Services We Provide

General Anaesthesia
induces complete unconsciousness for procedures that need no pain sensation or memory of the surgery, typically used for longer or more invasive operations
Regional Anaesthesia
numbs a specific part of the body, such as the lower half in spinal or epidural blocks, while the patient stays conscious or lightly sedated
Sedation and Monitored Anaesthesia Care
relaxes the patient for shorter or diagnostic procedures, often paired with local anaesthesia
Obstetric Anaesthesia
includes labour analgesia and anaesthesia for caesarean delivery
Peri-Operative Pain Management
covers pain control before, during and after surgery, reducing dependence on stronger painkillers afterwards
Paediatric Anaesthesia
doses are adjusted to the needs of younger patients

Procedures & Assessments

Pre-Anaesthesia Assessment
a review of medical history, current medications, allergies and earlier anaesthesia experiences, supported by basic investigations where needed
Airway Assessment
evaluating the airway in advance to anticipate and plan for any difficulty during intubation
Intra-Operative Monitoring
continuous tracking of heart rhythm, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and anaesthetic depth throughout the procedure
Post-Operative Pain Management
multimodal pain relief plans designed to control discomfort while limiting opioid use
Recovery Monitoring
close observation after the procedure for nausea, breathing difficulty or delayed recovery from anaesthesia

Our Approach to Anaesthesia Care

Every anaesthetic plan is built around the individual, not the procedure alone. The pre-anaesthesia consultation looks at overall health and any existing conditions, such as high blood pressure, diabetes or heart disease. After evaluation and safety checks, the anaesthesia specialist chooses the type of anaesthesia that suits the patient, and explains it in plain terms.

Plans tailored to each patient's medical history and the procedure being performed
Continuous monitoring during and after the procedure, so changes are responded to at once
Coordination between surgeons and nursing staff so anaesthetic care fits the wider treatment plan

Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla for Anaesthesia Care

Anaesthesia works best when it is treated as part of the overall treatment plan rather than a separate step before surgery. At CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla, this means:

Technique selected for the procedure and the patient, not applied uniformly
Clear, plain communication about what to expect before, during and after anaesthesia
Close coordination between anaesthesiology and every surgical and procedural department in the hospital
Structured post-operative pain management aimed at a faster, more comfortable recovery

Book a Consultation

If you have an upcoming surgery and want to understand the anaesthesia plan involved, or have concerns about a past anaesthesia experience, reach out to CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla to speak with our team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Before the procedure, the team explains the type of anaesthesia planned, what you will experience and how pain will be managed afterwards, and your questions are answered then.

Food or drink in the stomach can come up into the airway while you are under anaesthesia, which is dangerous. The team gives clear fasting instructions for your procedure, and it is important to follow them.

Your full medical history, current medications, known allergies, and any past reactions to anaesthesia. Each detail shapes the plan for your procedure.

Yes, largely. At the pre-anaesthesia assessment, the anaesthesiologist explains the options that fit your procedure and health. Mention any preferences or worries then, and they are factored in wherever it is medically sound.

The approach is usually multimodal, with several types of pain relief used together. This spreads the load and tends to keep discomfort manageable in early recovery.

Most patients feel no pain. Some notice touch or pressure faintly, depending on the technique, and this varies from person to person. Sedation is adjusted along the way to keep you comfortable.

For most people, yes. General anaesthesia is well tolerated, though safety depends on age, existing health conditions and the procedure itself. Working out where you stand on these is the purpose of the pre-anaesthesia assessment.

Anaesthesiology