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KIMS Hospital conducts conference on anaesthesiology
The Anaesthesiology department of the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences ( KIMS Hospital) in association with the Brain and Spine Society has conducted a two-day hands-on workshop for training of anaesthesiologists on the advancements in ultrasound guided peri-operative nerve blocks. The workshop was significant due to the widespread use of ultrasound for safe and effective nerve blocks in per
The Anaesthesiology department of the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences ( KIMS Hospital) in association with the Brain and Spine Society has conducted a two-day hands-on workshop for training of anaesthesiologists on the advancements in ultrasound guided peri-operative nerve blocks. The workshop was significant due to the widespread use of ultrasound for safe and effective nerve blocks in peri-operative setup.
The workshop was conducted by experienced faculty, from within and outside the state, under the guidance of C Naresh Kumar Reddy, HOD of Department of Anaesthesiology, KIMS hospital. Speaking on the occasion, B Bhaskar Rao, MD of KIMS hospitals said, “We at KIMS are committed to setting up platform for knowledge sharing and training.
Besides the core health care, we have always been committed to create these training opportunities. Ultrasound in peri-operative nerve blocks facilitates a safe and effective alternative for general anaesthesia in high risk patients and also as a means for pain relief during the pre and post-operative setting. It is replacing the older blind techniques by providing a real time imaging of the neuroanatomy."
