Anesthesiology and Critical Care

Anesthesiology and Critical Care

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Overview

The Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care stands as a beacon of advanced medical care, offering comprehensive services in anaesthesia and critical care management. As the premier destination for such specialized care within the country, we cater to a diverse range of patients, providing cutting-edge treatments and interventions with a focus on safety, efficiency, and compassion. 

Specialties

  • Comprehensive anaesthesia services for all surgical specialties including gastro, urology, neuro, orthopaedic, head and neck, and plastic surgeries. 
  • Advanced pain management techniques for chronic and acute pain conditions. 
  • Expertise in obstetric anaesthesia for safe labour and delivery. 
  • Specialized critical care management for post-operative and critically ill patients. 
  • Anaesthesia services tailored for paediatric patients, ensuring their comfort and safety during procedures.

Features

  • Cutting-edge operating theatres outfitted with the most advanced anaesthesia and monitoring technology available. 
  • Multidisciplinary approach, collaborating closely with surgical teams to optimize patient outcomes. 
  • Emphasis on patient safety with rigorous protocols and monitoring during anaesthesia administration. 
  • Research-driven approach, constantly innovating in anaesthesia techniques and critical care management. 
  • Continuous education and training for anaesthesia staff to stay updated with the latest advancements in the field. 

Why Choose Us?

Selecting the Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences ensures that you receive outstanding, patient-centered services. Our dedicated team of professionals combines their expertise with a compassionate approach to deliver comprehensive care tailored to your individual needs. From pre-operative assessments to post-operative recovery and critical care support, we prioritize your well-being at every stage of your medical journey. With our commitment to excellence and unwavering focus on your comfort and safety, you can trust us to provide exceptional anesthesia and critical care services. 

Specialized Care for High-Risk Patients 

We specialize in managing complex cases, including those with significant co-morbidities or high-risk factors. Our team is equipped to provide comprehensive care, utilizing advanced surgical techniques and rehabilitation strategies. 

Milestones and Achievements 

AIMS has stood in the forefront in progress in all surgical fields backed by the expertise and commitment of anaesthesiologists. Transplantation of liver, hand, pancreas with kidney, kidney alone, small bowel and cornea are performed and the institute is recognised as a referral centre for transplant in South India

What We Offer

Expertise: At the heart of our centre lies a dedicated team of highly qualified healthcare professionals, including consultant anaesthesiologists, critical care specialists, nurses, and support staff. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that patients receive holistic care tailored to their unique needs. 

Anaesthesia Services: We provide a wide array of anaesthesia services, ranging from general anaesthesia for surgical procedures to regional and local anaesthesia techniques. Our team is proficient in administering anaesthesia for patients of all ages from neonatal surgery to surgery in the elderly. 

Critical Care Management: In our state - of – the - art critical care unit, we deliver expert management for patients with life threatening conditions, including post-operative care, trauma cases and medical emergencies.  Our facility is equipped with advanced monitoring technologies and list-support systems, allowing us to deliver prompt and effective interventions.   

Advanced ventilator technology provides tailored respiratory care to the sick patients.  Sophisticated renal support systems and extra corporeal membrane oxygenators are available to meet the needs of critically ill.  Our team provides 24x7 care to patients to allow the best management and early recovery. 

Service

  • Pre-operative assessment and consultation. 
  • Tailored intra-operative anaesthesia administration. 
  • Post-operative pain management. 
  • 24/7 emergency anaesthesia services. 
  • Comprehensive ICU care including ventilation and hemodynamic support. 
  • Regional anaesthesia for targeted pain relief. 
  • Sedation for minimally invasive procedures. 
  • Acute pain management for trauma patients. 
  • Outpatient anaesthesia for day-care surgeries. 
  • Management of anaesthesia-related complications. 
  • Multidisciplinary collaboration for complex cases. 
  • Anaesthesia support for advanced procedures. 
  • Post-anaesthesia care in the recovery and intensive care units. 
  • Patient education on anaesthesia procedures and risks. 
  • Chronic pain management for long-term conditions. 
  • Anaesthesia for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. 
  • Critical care transport services. 

Our Philosophy

Our overarching goal is to provide accessible, high-quality care to all patients while contributing to scientific advancements through research and education. We aim to train the next generation of specialists in anaesthesia and critical care, ensuring continuity of excellence in patient care and service delivery. 

At the Anaesthesia and Critical Care, we are committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients, one anaesthesia induction and critical care intervention at a time. 

Academy

  • M.D. Anaesthesiology  
  • B.Sc. Anaesthesia Technology  
  • M.Sc. Respiratory Therapy
  • B.Sc. Respiratory Therapy  

We are also conducting post MD training programs in anaesthesia specialities.  

Facilities

  • State-of-the-art operation theatres. 
  • Advanced anaesthesia equipment and monitoring technology. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia and critical care units. 
  • High-dependency units (HDUs) and intensive care units (ICUs). 
  • Round-the-clock availability of trained staff. 
  • Advanced imaging facilities for intra-operative guidance. 
  • Patient-friendly amenities for comfort. 
  • Specialized equipment for critical care management. 
  • Mechanical ventilation support. 
  • Hemodynamic monitoring systems. 
  • Organ support therapies. 
  • High-quality anaesthesia medications and supplies. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia recovery unit. 
  • Isolation facilities for infectious diseases. 
  • Emergency anaesthesia carts for rapid response. 
  • Continuous power backup systems. 
  • Access to electronic health records for seamless care coordination. 
  • Academic collaboration and Research facilities for anaesthesia innovations. 
  • Dedicated teaching and training areas. 
  • Simulation labs for education and skill enhancement. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia and critical care library resources. 
  • Patient and family waiting areas with amenities. 

Fellowship Programs/ Trainings

Amrita Hospital, Kochi has conducted training fellowships for over 15 years and we pride ourselves in having trained anaesthetists who independently manage programs in the country. 

  • Fellowship in Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplantation (recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)      
    Duration: 2 years      
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)      
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • Fellowship in Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplant (recognised by Amrita Hospital)      
    Duration: 1 year      
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)      
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • Fellowship in Pediatric Anaesthesia (recognised by Indian Association of Pediatric Anaesthesia)     
    Duration: One Year     
    Seats available:  2 seat (2 candidate /year)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia     
    Exit exam: Annual meeting of IAPA  
  • Fellowship – Neuro and Ortho Anaesthesia     
    Duration: One Year     
    Seats available:  1 seat (January/July)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • In house training in Difficult Airway & Fibreoptic Intubation – 4 seats (3 months each)     
    Eligibility: Candidates should have completed 1 year as Senior Resident/Assistant Professor in the department.  
  • Indian Diploma in Critical Care Medicine (IDCCM) (Recognised by Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine)      
    Duration: One Year      
    Seats available: 4 seats /year(January/July)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia/General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine  
  • Fellowship in Transplant Critical Care  (Recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)  
    Duration: 2 years    
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia, IDCCM, General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine 
  • Fellowship in  Transplant Critical Care (Recognised by Amrita Hospital)  
    Duration: 1 year    
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia, IDCCM, General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine
  • Fellowship in Head & Neck Anesthesia and Difficult Airway (Recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)  
    Duration: 2 years  
    Seats available: 2 seats /year (January/July)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia

Interested candidates may send the applications to:  

FAQs

The type of anaesthesia you receive depends on factors like the type of surgery, your medical history, and your preferences. It could be general anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, or sedation. 

To prepare for anaesthesia, follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding fasting, medication adjustments, and any other specific guidelines provided. 

Risks and side effects of anaesthesia can include nausea, vomiting, sore throat, confusion, and allergic reactions. Serious complications are rare but possible.

Pain after surgery is common but will be managed with medications such as opioids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), or local anaesthetics. 

Following anaesthesia, it's common to feel a bit fuzzy or less alert than usual as your body adjusts. However, rest assured that these effects typically fade with time. Adequate rest, staying hydrated, and adhering to post-operative guidelines are essential for facilitating your recovery.

Recovery times vary depending on factors like the type of anaesthesia used, the surgery performed, and individual health factors. Generally, patients recover fully within a few hours to a few days.

Patient safety during anaesthesia is ensured through careful monitoring of vital signs, adherence to established protocols, and the presence of trained anaesthesia professionals.

While your anaesthesia team will consider your preferences, the choice of anaesthesia technique or medication is ultimately determined by factors such as your medical condition and the requirements of your surgery. 

Children and elderly patients may require special considerations due to differences in physiology and potential health risks. Anaesthesia specialists tailor care accordingly.

Patients with underlying medical conditions may need additional pre-operative assessments and modifications to their anaesthesia plan to ensure safety and optimal outcomes. 

Achievements

Anaesthesia team at Amrita Hospital, Kochi specializes in providing critical support for complex surgeries, including our renowned transplant program. Our contributions and milestones are closely intertwined with other specialties: 

  • 2001: Supported the first successful renal transplant. 
  • 2004: Provided essential anaesthesia for the first deceased donor liver transplant in Kerala 
  • 2007: Provided anaesthesia support for the first living donor liver transplant in Kerala 
  • 2014: Delivered critical anaesthesia support for the successful simultaneous pancreas kidney transplant. 
  • 2015: Ensured safe anaesthesia delivery for the pioneering small bowel transplant. 
  • 2015: Played a crucial role in India's first hand transplant, establishing the largest hand transplant program in the country and highlighting our interdisciplinary collaboration.  
  • Ongoing: Contributed anaesthesia expertise to 1249 liver and 883 kidney transplants, 15 simultaneous pancreases + kidney transplants and 4 small bowel transplants reinforcing our collaborative approach and leadership in transplantation. 
  • Moreover, we are equipped with two Da Vinci robot systems, having safely performed over 400 robotic donor hepatectomies and handling a substantial number of other robotic surgeries, further enhancing our capability to deliver advanced and minimally invasive care. 
  • Our anaesthesia team's dedication to excellence has been instrumental in Amrita's reputation as a leading centre for transplantation in Kerala and South India. With 103 liver transplants performed in the preceding year alone, we continue to innovate and provide exceptional care, ensuring the success of complex surgeries and improving patient outcomes. 

Contact Us

Anaesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine,
Amrita Hospital, Ponekkara, (P.O.),
Kochi, Kerala, India Pin: 682041 

Email : anaesthesia@aims.amrita.edu

Doctors

Dr. Lakshmi Kumar
Professor and Head
MD, FCCM
Dr. Dilesh K
Clinical Assistant Professor
MD
Dr. Eldo Issac
Clinical Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC in neuroanaesthesia
Dr. Gokuldas S
Clinical Professor
MD
Dr. Jerry Paul
Clinical Professor
MD, FCCM
Dr. Mathew George
Clinical Associate Professor
MD, PDCC (Neuro & Ortho Anaesthesia)
Dr. Nitu P. V
Professor
DA, DNB
Dr. Rajesh K
Clinical Associate Professor
DA, DNB
Dr. Rekha Varghese
Professor
MD, FCCM
Dr. Shyam Sundar P
Clinical Professor
DA, DNB, FCCM, EDIC
Dr. Sindhu Balakrishnan
Clinical Associate Professor
DNB, FCCM
Dr. Sunil Rajan
Clinical Professor
DA, DNB, MNAMS, FPM
Dr. Karthik C Babu
Clinical Assistant Professor
MD, Fellowship in Pain Management ,Fellowship in Difficult Airway, Department of Anaesthesiology
Dr. Sai Sandhya
Assistant Professor
MBBS, DNB, FIPM
Dr. Zubair Umer Mohamed
Associate Professor
MD, FRCA, FCARCSI, EDIC, FFICM, PG Diploma (Clin.edu), CCT, FICE
Dr. Anandajith Kartha
Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC (Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplant Anaesthesia), Fellowship in Regional Anaesthesia, Department of Anaesthesiology
Dr. Jacob Mathew
Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC
Dr. Rajat Raja
Assistant Professor

Overview

The Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care stands as a beacon of advanced medical care, offering comprehensive services in anaesthesia and critical care management. As the premier destination for such specialized care within the country, we cater to a diverse range of patients, providing cutting-edge treatments and interventions with a focus on safety, efficiency, and compassion. 

Specialties

  • Comprehensive anaesthesia services for all surgical specialties including gastro, urology, neuro, orthopaedic, head and neck, and plastic surgeries. 
  • Advanced pain management techniques for chronic and acute pain conditions. 
  • Expertise in obstetric anaesthesia for safe labour and delivery. 
  • Specialized critical care management for post-operative and critically ill patients. 
  • Anaesthesia services tailored for paediatric patients, ensuring their comfort and safety during procedures.

Features

  • Cutting-edge operating theatres outfitted with the most advanced anaesthesia and monitoring technology available. 
  • Multidisciplinary approach, collaborating closely with surgical teams to optimize patient outcomes. 
  • Emphasis on patient safety with rigorous protocols and monitoring during anaesthesia administration. 
  • Research-driven approach, constantly innovating in anaesthesia techniques and critical care management. 
  • Continuous education and training for anaesthesia staff to stay updated with the latest advancements in the field. 

Why Choose Us?

Selecting the Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences ensures that you receive outstanding, patient-centered services. Our dedicated team of professionals combines their expertise with a compassionate approach to deliver comprehensive care tailored to your individual needs. From pre-operative assessments to post-operative recovery and critical care support, we prioritize your well-being at every stage of your medical journey. With our commitment to excellence and unwavering focus on your comfort and safety, you can trust us to provide exceptional anesthesia and critical care services. 

Specialized Care for High-Risk Patients 

We specialize in managing complex cases, including those with significant co-morbidities or high-risk factors. Our team is equipped to provide comprehensive care, utilizing advanced surgical techniques and rehabilitation strategies. 

Milestones and Achievements 

AIMS has stood in the forefront in progress in all surgical fields backed by the expertise and commitment of anaesthesiologists. Transplantation of liver, hand, pancreas with kidney, kidney alone, small bowel and cornea are performed and the institute is recognised as a referral centre for transplant in South India

What We Offer

Expertise: At the heart of our centre lies a dedicated team of highly qualified healthcare professionals, including consultant anaesthesiologists, critical care specialists, nurses, and support staff. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that patients receive holistic care tailored to their unique needs. 

Anaesthesia Services: We provide a wide array of anaesthesia services, ranging from general anaesthesia for surgical procedures to regional and local anaesthesia techniques. Our team is proficient in administering anaesthesia for patients of all ages from neonatal surgery to surgery in the elderly. 

Critical Care Management: In our state - of – the - art critical care unit, we deliver expert management for patients with life threatening conditions, including post-operative care, trauma cases and medical emergencies.  Our facility is equipped with advanced monitoring technologies and list-support systems, allowing us to deliver prompt and effective interventions.   

Advanced ventilator technology provides tailored respiratory care to the sick patients.  Sophisticated renal support systems and extra corporeal membrane oxygenators are available to meet the needs of critically ill.  Our team provides 24x7 care to patients to allow the best management and early recovery. 

Service

  • Pre-operative assessment and consultation. 
  • Tailored intra-operative anaesthesia administration. 
  • Post-operative pain management. 
  • 24/7 emergency anaesthesia services. 
  • Comprehensive ICU care including ventilation and hemodynamic support. 
  • Regional anaesthesia for targeted pain relief. 
  • Sedation for minimally invasive procedures. 
  • Acute pain management for trauma patients. 
  • Outpatient anaesthesia for day-care surgeries. 
  • Management of anaesthesia-related complications. 
  • Multidisciplinary collaboration for complex cases. 
  • Anaesthesia support for advanced procedures. 
  • Post-anaesthesia care in the recovery and intensive care units. 
  • Patient education on anaesthesia procedures and risks. 
  • Chronic pain management for long-term conditions. 
  • Anaesthesia for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. 
  • Critical care transport services. 

Our Philosophy

Our overarching goal is to provide accessible, high-quality care to all patients while contributing to scientific advancements through research and education. We aim to train the next generation of specialists in anaesthesia and critical care, ensuring continuity of excellence in patient care and service delivery. 

At the Anaesthesia and Critical Care, we are committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients, one anaesthesia induction and critical care intervention at a time. 

Academy

  • M.D. Anaesthesiology  
  • B.Sc. Anaesthesia Technology  
  • M.Sc. Respiratory Therapy
  • B.Sc. Respiratory Therapy  

We are also conducting post MD training programs in anaesthesia specialities.  

Facilities

  • State-of-the-art operation theatres. 
  • Advanced anaesthesia equipment and monitoring technology. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia and critical care units. 
  • High-dependency units (HDUs) and intensive care units (ICUs). 
  • Round-the-clock availability of trained staff. 
  • Advanced imaging facilities for intra-operative guidance. 
  • Patient-friendly amenities for comfort. 
  • Specialized equipment for critical care management. 
  • Mechanical ventilation support. 
  • Hemodynamic monitoring systems. 
  • Organ support therapies. 
  • High-quality anaesthesia medications and supplies. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia recovery unit. 
  • Isolation facilities for infectious diseases. 
  • Emergency anaesthesia carts for rapid response. 
  • Continuous power backup systems. 
  • Access to electronic health records for seamless care coordination. 
  • Academic collaboration and Research facilities for anaesthesia innovations. 
  • Dedicated teaching and training areas. 
  • Simulation labs for education and skill enhancement. 
  • Dedicated anaesthesia and critical care library resources. 
  • Patient and family waiting areas with amenities. 

Fellowship Programs/ Trainings

Amrita Hospital, Kochi has conducted training fellowships for over 15 years and we pride ourselves in having trained anaesthetists who independently manage programs in the country. 

  • Fellowship in Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplantation (recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)      
    Duration: 2 years      
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)      
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • Fellowship in Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplant (recognised by Amrita Hospital)      
    Duration: 1 year      
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)      
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • Fellowship in Pediatric Anaesthesia (recognised by Indian Association of Pediatric Anaesthesia)     
    Duration: One Year     
    Seats available:  2 seat (2 candidate /year)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia     
    Exit exam: Annual meeting of IAPA  
  • Fellowship – Neuro and Ortho Anaesthesia     
    Duration: One Year     
    Seats available:  1 seat (January/July)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia  
  • In house training in Difficult Airway & Fibreoptic Intubation – 4 seats (3 months each)     
    Eligibility: Candidates should have completed 1 year as Senior Resident/Assistant Professor in the department.  
  • Indian Diploma in Critical Care Medicine (IDCCM) (Recognised by Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine)      
    Duration: One Year      
    Seats available: 4 seats /year(January/July)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia/General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine  
  • Fellowship in Transplant Critical Care  (Recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)  
    Duration: 2 years    
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)     
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia, IDCCM, General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine 
  • Fellowship in  Transplant Critical Care (Recognised by Amrita Hospital)  
    Duration: 1 year    
    Seats available: 2 /year (July/January)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia, IDCCM, General Medicine/Respiratory Medicine
  • Fellowship in Head & Neck Anesthesia and Difficult Airway (Recognised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)  
    Duration: 2 years  
    Seats available: 2 seats /year (January/July)    
    Eligibility: MD/DNB in Anaesthesia

Interested candidates may send the applications to:  

FAQs

The type of anaesthesia you receive depends on factors like the type of surgery, your medical history, and your preferences. It could be general anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, or sedation. 

To prepare for anaesthesia, follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding fasting, medication adjustments, and any other specific guidelines provided. 

Risks and side effects of anaesthesia can include nausea, vomiting, sore throat, confusion, and allergic reactions. Serious complications are rare but possible.

Pain after surgery is common but will be managed with medications such as opioids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), or local anaesthetics. 

Following anaesthesia, it's common to feel a bit fuzzy or less alert than usual as your body adjusts. However, rest assured that these effects typically fade with time. Adequate rest, staying hydrated, and adhering to post-operative guidelines are essential for facilitating your recovery.

Recovery times vary depending on factors like the type of anaesthesia used, the surgery performed, and individual health factors. Generally, patients recover fully within a few hours to a few days.

Patient safety during anaesthesia is ensured through careful monitoring of vital signs, adherence to established protocols, and the presence of trained anaesthesia professionals.

While your anaesthesia team will consider your preferences, the choice of anaesthesia technique or medication is ultimately determined by factors such as your medical condition and the requirements of your surgery. 

Children and elderly patients may require special considerations due to differences in physiology and potential health risks. Anaesthesia specialists tailor care accordingly.

Patients with underlying medical conditions may need additional pre-operative assessments and modifications to their anaesthesia plan to ensure safety and optimal outcomes. 

Achievements

Anaesthesia team at Amrita Hospital, Kochi specializes in providing critical support for complex surgeries, including our renowned transplant program. Our contributions and milestones are closely intertwined with other specialties: 

  • 2001: Supported the first successful renal transplant. 
  • 2004: Provided essential anaesthesia for the first deceased donor liver transplant in Kerala 
  • 2007: Provided anaesthesia support for the first living donor liver transplant in Kerala 
  • 2014: Delivered critical anaesthesia support for the successful simultaneous pancreas kidney transplant. 
  • 2015: Ensured safe anaesthesia delivery for the pioneering small bowel transplant. 
  • 2015: Played a crucial role in India's first hand transplant, establishing the largest hand transplant program in the country and highlighting our interdisciplinary collaboration.  
  • Ongoing: Contributed anaesthesia expertise to 1249 liver and 883 kidney transplants, 15 simultaneous pancreases + kidney transplants and 4 small bowel transplants reinforcing our collaborative approach and leadership in transplantation. 
  • Moreover, we are equipped with two Da Vinci robot systems, having safely performed over 400 robotic donor hepatectomies and handling a substantial number of other robotic surgeries, further enhancing our capability to deliver advanced and minimally invasive care. 
  • Our anaesthesia team's dedication to excellence has been instrumental in Amrita's reputation as a leading centre for transplantation in Kerala and South India. With 103 liver transplants performed in the preceding year alone, we continue to innovate and provide exceptional care, ensuring the success of complex surgeries and improving patient outcomes. 

Contact Us

Anaesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine,
Amrita Hospital, Ponekkara, (P.O.),
Kochi, Kerala, India Pin: 682041 

Email : anaesthesia@aims.amrita.edu

Doctors

Dr. Lakshmi Kumar
Professor and Head
MD, FCCM
Dr. Dilesh K
Clinical Assistant Professor
MD
Dr. Eldo Issac
Clinical Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC in neuroanaesthesia
Dr. Gokuldas S
Clinical Professor
MD
Dr. Jerry Paul
Clinical Professor
MD, FCCM
Dr. Mathew George
Clinical Associate Professor
MD, PDCC (Neuro & Ortho Anaesthesia)
Dr. Nitu P. V
Professor
DA, DNB
Dr. Rajesh K
Clinical Associate Professor
DA, DNB
Dr. Rekha Varghese
Professor
MD, FCCM
Dr. Shyam Sundar P
Clinical Professor
DA, DNB, FCCM, EDIC
Dr. Sindhu Balakrishnan
Clinical Associate Professor
DNB, FCCM
Dr. Sunil Rajan
Clinical Professor
DA, DNB, MNAMS, FPM
Dr. Karthik C Babu
Clinical Assistant Professor
MD, Fellowship in Pain Management ,Fellowship in Difficult Airway, Department of Anaesthesiology
Dr. Sai Sandhya
Assistant Professor
MBBS, DNB, FIPM
Dr. Zubair Umer Mohamed
Associate Professor
MD, FRCA, FCARCSI, EDIC, FFICM, PG Diploma (Clin.edu), CCT, FICE
Dr. Anandajith Kartha
Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC (Hepatobiliary and Solid Organ Transplant Anaesthesia), Fellowship in Regional Anaesthesia, Department of Anaesthesiology
Dr. Jacob Mathew
Assistant Professor
MBBS, MD, PDCC
Dr. Rajat Raja
Assistant Professor