Anesthesiology at Shrinivas G guarantees peri-operative safety across 18 operating rooms, trauma bays and a 40-bed surgical ICU. Residents master airway algorithms on high-fidelity mannequins, then apply skills in live cases ranging from paediatric cleft corrections to open-heart surgeries. Ultrasound-guided blocks—brachial plexus, TAP, ESP—reduce opioid loads and speed recovery, aligning with ERAS protocols. In the ICU, fellows titrate vasopressors, manage ECMO circuits and interpret TEG-guided transfusions under intensivist supervision.

Clinical immersion scales up quickly. In obstetric theatres you’ll titrate spinal anaesthesia for eclamptic mothers; in cardiac OTs you’ll insert pulmonary-artery catheters and run TEE loops for valve repairs. The surgical ICU exposes you to ECMO troubleshooting, nitric-oxide ventilation, CRRT and TEG-guided transfusion algorithms—crucial for Bihar’s dengue and trauma influx. A comprehensive pain clinic manages trigeminal neuralgia, failed-back syndrome and metastatic spine disease using radio-frequency ablation, intrathecal pumps and nerve stimulators. Research projects on opioid-free anaesthesia, BIS-guided sedation and fascial-plane blocks secure indexed publications, while annual airway workshops attract delegates statewide, underscoring the department’s leadership.