Anesthesia is a state of unconsciousness under the influence of drugs that are administered during procedures or surgeries on patients. The purpose of anesthesia is to ensure patient safety and to help procedures and surgeries go smoothly and successfully.

Anesthesia and sedation in surgery/procedures are complex techniques with potential risks. Therefore, safety criteria are given top priority by anesthesiologists. Patients will be fully and comprehensively assessed by anesthesiologists before surgery, from which a pre-operative treatment plan, anesthesia plan, and appropriate post-operative care and pain relief plan will be developed to help patients recover their functions quickly before discharge from the hospital.

Preoperative assessment is an important part of the anesthesia and surgical unit. Preoperative assessment helps to reduce patient anxiety and reduce the risk of complications and mortality during surgery.

The role of an anesthesiologist is not only to ensure that the patient is in deep sleep and pain-free during surgery. Nowadays, with the development of medicine and technical means, the role of an anesthesiologist is also to provide medical care and consulting services in many other environments and situations outside the operating room.

Anesthesia is a method of anesthesia commonly used before each surgery. To ensure good control of the risk of reactions, allergies and anaphylactic shock during anesthesia for patients, doctors need to comply with the pre-anesthesia examination.

Premedication is a medication used before anesthesia to help the anesthesia process and surgery go more smoothly. Many groups of drugs can be used as premedication, the prescription of which drug depends on the doctor's consideration during the premedication examination.

Surgery is always an indispensable treatment activity but has the potential risk of complications. To minimize unwanted complications, pre-operative anesthesia examination is the first step for all anesthesia and resuscitation activities to minimize and handle complications that may occur during surgery.

Anesthesiology is a specialized field of practical medicine dedicated to pain relief and overall patient care before, during and after surgery, for which doctors must be highly trained. Anesthesia is a major factor in the success of surgery, and the person who controls the anesthesia to be effective enough for the surgery without causing harm to the patient is a well-trained anesthesiologist.

Anesthesia is the use of drugs or other methods to temporarily cause loss of consciousness or sensation in a part or the whole body. To ensure good control of the risk of reactions, allergies and anaphylactic shock during anesthesia for patients, doctors need to comply with the pre-anesthesia examination.

Anesthesia is a commonly used method of anesthesia when performing surgery and procedures. Anesthesia is generally safe for almost all patients, including those with special health conditions. However, in some cases, risks may occur when performing surgical anesthesia. Respiratory and circulatory complications may arise due to the patient's underlying medical conditions, or due to complications of anesthesia or due to the invasiveness of surgery.

IVF is a modern assisted reproductive method, widely applied today with a high success rate. The IVF procedure is quite complicated, requiring the skills of the practitioner and modern equipment. In addition, the health of the couple is also focused on, in which pre-anesthesia examination before IVF is a step that cannot be skipped.