Best Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Management Hospital in Kanpur

Best Anesthesia and Pain Management Hospital in Kanpur


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Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Management

Right from advanced diagnoses to complex treatments, our experts’ work is based on ethics, quality care and professional learning, backed by the latest technology.

Building Your Health For Life

Equipped with the most technologically advanced equipment, the Department of Anaesthesia, Critical care and Pain Management at Regency caters to all specialities and has four operation theatres running round the clock. At Regency, this department plays a key role in painless labour and delivery and providing ICU facilities for critically ill patients.

Anaesthesia

It is the use of medicine to prevent or reduce the feeling of pain or sensation during surgery or other painful procedures.


Intensive Care Unit

An intensive care unit, or ICU, is a specialized section of a hospital that provides comprehensive and continuous care for persons who are critically ill.


Golden Hour

The 60 minutes after a traumatic injury is called as the “golden hour,” a window of time in which a victim is thought to have the greatest chance of survival if given medical attention.



Our Top Ranked Team Of Experts

The core strength of Regency Healthcare is our team of highly trained super specialist doctors from prestigious institutes with expertise in critical care and pain management conditions.




Head – Emergency Medicine & Senior Consultant Anesthesiology | Anesthesiology

Dr. Anuja Agrawal

Dr. Anuja Agrawal is an accomplished Emergency Medicine leader and Senior Consultant in Anesthesiology with 15 years of rich experience across premier hospitals in India and abroad.



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Consultant | Anesthesiology

Dr. Neemat Bano

Dr. Neemat Bano is currently associated with Regency Hospital as a Consultant in Anesthesia.



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Anesthesiologist | Anesthesiology

Dr. Rajnish Bajwa

Dr. Rajnish Bajwa is currently associated with Regency Hospital as a Consultant in Anesthesiology.



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Anesthesiologist | Anesthesiology

Dr. Ruby Srivastava

Dr. Ruby Srivastava has done her Senior Residency at LLR Hospital Kanpur and LPS Institute of Anesthesiology Kanpur from Feb 1996 to May 1997. She has been doing Private Practice in Different Reputed Hospitals of Kanpur for 17 Years. She is associated with Regency Hospital since Aug 2012.



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Anesthesiologist | Anesthesiology

Dr. Shipra Agarwal

Dr. Shipra Agarwal is currently associated with Regency Hospital as a Consultant in Anesthesia.



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Numbers of Excellence

With a dynamic approach, we have been constantly working on upping our ante and achieving new milestones with each passing day.



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Staff members & >100 full-time superspecialists.




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Years of experience


Patient testimonials

Here’s what our patients have to say about our services..

My partner and I visited the Regency City Clinic in Kanpur following several failed fertility treatments at an earlier fertility clinic for high oestrogen levels. The staff members were very professional and empathetic. The preliminary visit resulted in a gynaecological test, that led to the early diagnosis of a mild ovarian dermoid cyst. Following the removal of the cyst, we were successful in our first IVF trial. I have been blessed with a baby boy 2 months ago. Thank you, Regency!


Pooja Sharma

Kanpur

I was very apprehensive about being diagnosed with painful stones in my kidney. I was afraid of undergoing surgery. After, meeting with renal specialists at Regency, I found out that every stone does not require an operation. With modern techniques of ESWL (Lithotripsy) PCNL & URS, which are non-invasive, I finally got rid of the stones for all times.


Rahul Trivedi

I came to Regency Hospital, Kanpur for the treatment of my liver condition. We learned about Regency through friends in my workplace. The team at Regency provided me with top-notch service and personalized attention, much more than I expected. The staff is very helpful and cooperative. I already have and will surely recommend this remarkable health institution to my family and friends in the future.


Udit Kumar

Kanpur

I had terrible pelvic pain from the last 6-7 months, and that’s when I was diagnosed with ovarian cysts. Thinking and reading about the cysts made me horrified, but I wanted to cure myself as soon as possible. My aunt, being a doctor herself, recommended Regency Hospital for the treatment of my cysts, and I went ahead with her opinion. From one month, I have been regular with my periods, I have no pelvic pain and I have gotten rid of the cysts. Thanks, Regency!


Roshini


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Frequently asked questions

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  • What is Anaesthesia? Who provides it?
  • What are the different types of Anaesthesia?
  • How do doctors give you Anaesthesia?
  • How long does it take for the effect of anaesthesia to kick in?
  • Do you stop breathing during general anaesthesia?
  • Are there any side effects from Anaesthesia?
What is Anaesthesia? Who provides it?

Anaesthesia is given to patients so that surgery and other medical procedures can be carried out safely and without pain. The word anaesthesia means ‘loss of sensation’. People under anaesthesia will ‘lose’ feelings of pain and other sensations.

It can be relatively simple, like numbing an area around a tooth during dental treatment, or something more complex, like using powerful drugs to cause unconsciousness.

An Anaesthetist administers your anaesthesia.

What are the different types of Anaesthesia?

There are different types of anaesthesia:

  • General Anaesthesia
  • Regional Anaesthesia
  • Local Anaesthesia
How do doctors give you Anaesthesia?

It depends on the type of anaesthesia. It might be administered via injection, inhalation, topical lotion, spray, eye drops or skin patches.

How long does it take for the effect of anaesthesia to kick in?

It can take anywhere from 30-60 seconds depending on the type of anaesthesia given to the route.

Do you stop breathing during general anaesthesia?

No. After you’re unconscious, your anaesthetist places a breathing tube through your mouth or nose to make sure you maintain proper breathing during the procedure.

Are there any side effects from Anaesthesia?

After getting anaesthesia in your bloodstream, some of the people might experience:

  • Mild nausea and/or vomiting
  • Sore throat
  • Dizziness or grogginess

Please note that these symptoms are very mild.



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