Dr. Heena Pahuja
Editor
Professor, Dept. of Anesthesiology, NKPSIMS & LMH, Nagpur
ISA – Nagpur city branch (ISA – NCB) has been registered as a society under Society Regulation Act, 1860 in the year 2000. ISA – Nagpur city branch was constituted in 1973-74.
ISA – Nagpur city branch is accredited by Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC), Mumbai for conducting various Continuous Medical Education (CME) programmes.
Dear Members,
"Change is the essential law of Universe"
The branch of Anaesthesiolgy, since the advent, has witnessed paramount advances in technology, methodology and sophistication. The subject as a science of medicine is updating in terms of innovations and newer modalities . The sub-speciality is emerging at rapid pace scaling latest adaptations and modernisation par excellence. The current issue of eSense, e news letter of ISA NCB is collection of standard articles describing Advances and Innovations in Anaesthesia Practice.
The editorial team has worked hard to compile the issue meticulously and thoroughly so that readers get enlightened with recent advances and updates in field of Anaesthesia . The knowledge about Anaesthesia sub-speciality would be surely gained by the readers with the impressive and informative articles . I humbly request the members to go through the issue.
"Happy Reading".
Editor
Professor, Dept. of Anesthesiology, NKPSIMS & LMH, Nagpur
Co-Editor
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anaesthesiology, SSH, Nagpur
Anaesthesia has undergone remarkable transformations in recent decades, with innovations driving both patient safety and efficiency in surgical care. Today, we stand on the precipice of even more groundbreaking changes, as technology, pharmacology, and novel techniques continue to reshape the field.
The most notable advancements are use of more sophisticated anaesthetic agents ,integration of technology into anaesthesia practice, increasing use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in monitoring systems ,advances in regional anaesthesia techniques and Innovations in ultrasound guidance have made these techniques safer and more accessible, allowing even non-specialists to perform complex blocks with confidence.
In addition to these clinical advances, the education and training of anaesthetists have evolved significantly. Virtual reality and simulation-based training are allowing practitioners to hone their skills in realistic settings before applying them in practice. These advances in education contribute to higher levels of competence and confidence among practitioners, ultimately leading to safer care.
As we look to the future, the anaesthesia community remains dedicated to improving patient outcomes through research and innovation. With a focus on precision medicine, minimally invasive techniques, and patient-centered care, anaesthesia practice will continue to evolve in exciting and life-saving ways. Ultimately, these advances highlight the field's commitment to reducing risks, improving comfort, and enhancing the overall surgical experience for patients.