Anaesthesia. Our main focuses

We take good care of you.

We provide detailed explanations of the anaesthesia prior to your surgery.

We provide detailed explanations of the anaesthesia prior to your surgery.

Anaesthesia means much more than just having a good sleep. Apart from ensuring that you sleep well, we make sure you are free of pain by preventing it from even occurring. To reach this goal we not only use standard medicines during anaesthesia but also local catheters, thus enhancing the tolerability of the general anaesthesia and also ensuring that you will remain free of pain in the hours and days following surgery. The healing process is positively influenced this way.

We make time for you.

Naturally we discuss all of these measures and procedures with you in detail, in calm and relaxed surroundings, and answer all your questions. We also take care of you after your surgery. We visit you daily in order to take care of your needs and provide you with further assistance.

No surgery without the appropriate technology.

To guarantee your utmost safety, we use state-of-the-art monitoring equipment during surgery and later on in the recovery room to continuously check your vital functions. In the event of major surgery, the blood which is lost during the operation is collected and purified using specially designed apparatuses and returned to you in the recovery room. Therefor, in most cases the transfusion of donor blood can be avoided.

People are the focus.

That applies to us, too. No amount of equipment can replace the experience, care, constant attention and medical expertise offered by an experienced anaesthetist. All our anaesthetists are specialists who undergo regular advanced training in order to be able to treat and care for you in cooperation with the latest medical standards.

We want to take good care of you.

A competent team of staff experienced in emergency medicine is available around the clock to care for our emergency patients – each of our anaesthetists has an additional qualification in emergency medicine and works regularly in the emergency medical services.