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Overview

Surgical Support for Mothers & Children

Surgical care often requires medical support before, during and after a procedure. At Shriji Mother & Child Care, Kota, surgical support services assist in the care of mothers and children who require surgical procedures or related medical management.

The support provided may include pre-operative assessment, anaesthesia support, post-operative monitoring, pain management and nutritional care according to the patient’s condition.

Expert Care

Surgical Support Services

NICU & PICU support
Paediatric anaesthesia
Pre-operative assessment
Post-operative monitoring
Pain management
Nutritional support
Why Choose Us

Support Before and After Surgery

Before Surgery During Surgery After Surgery

Preparing Patients for Surgery

Before a surgical procedure, the medical team assesses the patient's health and considers factors that may affect anaesthesia and surgery. This helps plan appropriate care according to the patient's medical needs.

Our Care Focus Includes:

  • Pre-operative assessment
  • Medical evaluation
  • Anaesthesia planning
  • Patient preparation

Anaesthesia and Medical Support

Children may require specific anaesthesia considerations based on their age, condition and type of procedure. Appropriate medical support is provided during surgery according to the clinical requirement.

Our Care Focus Includes:

  • Paediatric anaesthesia
  • Intraoperative monitoring
  • Surgical support
  • Patient safety

Monitoring During Recovery

Post-operative care helps the medical team monitor recovery and identify any concerns after surgery. Depending on the patient's needs, care may include pain management, nutritional support and intensive monitoring.

Our Care Focus Includes:

  • Post-operative monitoring
  • Pain management
  • Nutritional support
  • NICU & PICU support

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What does surgical support include?
Surgical support may include pre-operative assessment, anaesthesia support, monitoring during recovery, pain management and nutritional care.
Q2. Why is a pre-operative assessment required?
A pre-operative assessment helps doctors understand the patient's health, medical history and requirements before surgery and plan appropriate perioperative care.
Q3. Is paediatric anaesthesia different from adult anaesthesia?
Children have age-specific medical and physiological requirements. Anaesthesia planning is therefore based on the child's age, weight, health condition and type of procedure.
Q4. Can children require NICU or PICU support after surgery?
Some newborns or children may require intensive monitoring or support after surgery depending on their medical condition and the type of procedure performed.
Q5. What does post-operative monitoring involve?
Post-operative monitoring may include observing vital signs, recovery from anaesthesia, pain, feeding or nutrition and other factors relevant to the patient's condition.
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