Anesthesia for neurosurgery

Anesthesia for neurosurgery involves the careful administration of medications to ensure a patient is pain-free and unconscious during brain or spinal procedures. An anesthesiologist monitors the patient’s vital signs and adjusts anesthesia levels as needed, ensuring safety and comfort. There are different types of anesthesia used, including general anesthesia, which puts the patient completely to sleep, and regional anesthesia, which numbs specific areas. The goal is to provide a controlled environment, allowing the surgeon to perform delicate work while minimizing discomfort and stress for the patient. Post-surgery, the anesthesiologist manages recovery and addresses any pain.