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Anaesthesiology at the Emma Klinik
The rapid advances made in medical science have also left their mark on anaesthesiology. Modern anaesthetic procedures make it possible for us to achieve a gentle and precise level of sedation for virtually every patient without any damaging side effects.
The anaesthetists at the Emma Klinik aim to administer a precise level of anaesthetic that is appropriate for the operation to be performed. We use modern short-acting drugs in conjunction with state-of-the-art anaesthetic and monitoring equipment that enable us to control the depth and duration of the general anaesthetic. Furthermore our highly dedicated team has many years of experience, offering you the best possible prerequisites for a safe anaesthetic.
The combination of general with local or regional anaesthetics ensure that you remain comfortable and free of pain even during the wake-up phase. Nausea and sickness feared by many patients is now a rarity.
Apart from administering the right level of anaesthetics, we also see it as our task to accompany you through your surgery from admission through to discharge.
Before your operation we will talk to you and inform you in detail about the best anaesthesia for you. It goes without saying that we will take time to answer your questions and alleviate your fears so that you can approach the operation calmly and relaxed. After the operation we can also offer you a variety of treatment to help you to cope with the pain if necessary, adjusted to suit your personal needs.
In our Online Magazine you can find an interesting article on the subject "Anaesthetics – more than just going to sleep and waking up".
A quality report on anaesthesiology at the Emma Klinik.
A new quality report is now available
A quality report drawn up in compliance with § 137, section 1 sentence 3, No. 6 of Vol. 5 of the German Social Code for 2010, written by Dr. med. Thomas Wiederspahn-Wilz and colleagues from the Department of Anaesthesiology at the Emma Klinik .
Hospitals are now obliged by law to publish quality reports. This obligation does not apply to day clinics. However, even though the Emma Klinik is not obliged by law to produce a quality report, our doctors see it as a matter of importance to publish their data in the legally required form so that patients may compare the performance of the Emma Klinik with other hospitals and day clinics.
You can download the latest quality report for 2010 and the reports for 2007 and 2008 from the Department of Anaesthesiology at the Emma Klinik as a PDF file here:
Quality report 2010 (PDF-file, 1.8 MB)
Proven quality:
The Department of Anaesthesiology at the Emma Klinik has been accredited in line with the ISO 9001 quality assurance standard by TÜV SÜD. This means that our quality management satisfies the highest standards.
Chief consultants:
Specialist fields:
All modern anaesthetic techniques, including general, local and regional anaesthetics, individually or in combination.
Our own gentle anaesthetic techniques for diagnostic and minor operations.
State-of-the-art anaesthetic and monitoring equipment.
Excellent standards of hygiene and safety verified in a test certificate and guaranteed through the personal dedication of the team.
Services provided exclusively by specialist anaesthetists with many years of experience.
Post-operative pain control treatment tailor-made to suit the individual requirements of the patient.
Please observe the following advice on the day of the operation:
- Do not eat for at least 6 hours before the operation and do not drink or smoke for at least 4 hours before.
- Do not wear any make-up or jewellery on the day of the operation.
- You may take a shower or bath on the morning of the operation.
- NB: You should take any heart or blood pressure tablets prescribed by your GP as usual on the day of the operation, regardless of when you last ate or drank. Diabetics should consult us before taking their medicine.
Please bring the following items with you to the operation:
- the completed anaesthesia form,
- medicines that you have to take regularly,
- if necessary, results of ECGs or lab tests from your GP.
If you have any further questions about anaesthesia before your operation, we will be pleased to be of assistance.
