Paediatric Anesthesia

Paediatric anesthesia involves giving specialized care and medication to children before, during, and after surgery to ensure they are safely and comfortably sedated, pain-free, and closely monitored. Children's responses to anesthesia differ from adults due to their developing bodies, so anesthesiologists use age-appropriate techniques and medications. The goal is to minimize discomfort, prevent distress, and ensure safe recovery. Pediatric anesthesia requires careful planning, communication with young patients and their families, and expertise in managing unique physiological and psychological needs of children undergoing medical procedures.