Department of Oncoanaesthesiology at Malabar Cancer Centre Hospital has been an integral part of the Institute from its very origin. It is committed to excellence in anaesthesia and perioperative care, educational activities and faculty development. Over the years, along with the development of medical sciences, the department has set up its own high standards in patient care, education and research. All clinical departments are anchored to this specialty. The department follows an integrated approach and standard protocols for patient care, education and research.
Department of oncoanaesthesiology started functioning from the year 2001. On January 13 2020 major OT complex started functioning after renovation work of OT-1 and OT-2.
Now Malabar Cancer Centre has three major operation theatres and a brachytherapy OT.The major OT Complex is designed with Air Handling Unit with laminar flow, HEPA filter and Temperature, Pressure, Humiditymonitoring. Each major OT is equipped with Anaesthesia workstation, Pendant, Intubation Trolley, Drug Repository, Energydevices, Suctiondevices, stainless steel cupboard, stainless steel tables and trolleys.
Operations done in Malabar cancer centre are classified as
Non-operating room anaesthesia(NORA)
The surgical intensive care unit (ICU) of Malabar Cancer Centre (MCC) is situated within operation theatre complex. In our ICU, post-surgical patients and critically ill surgical patients are admitted. The unit has 8 beds. Our patient population includes those undergoing complex onco-surgical procedures including gastrointestinal, gynecologic, urologic, thoracic, orthopedic, head and neck, breast and micro vascular surgeries.
From admission to discharge, the patient and families are involved in all clinical decisions. Duty doctor and nursing personnel are available round the clock to address the physical and emotional needs of the patient and their family.
Sl | Faculty Name | Designation |
---|---|---|
1 | Dr Jashma C | Associate professor |
2 | Dr Roopesh S | Assistant Professor |
3 | Dr Joona P | Assistant Professor |
4 | Dr Sonali Opneja | Assistant Professor |
5 | Dr Namratha Divakaran | Assistant Professor |
6 | Vipin.K | OT and Anaesthesia Technician |
7 | Mayan John | Dialysis Technician |
8 | Sreejesh P.P | OT and Anaesthesia Technician |
9 | Balukrishnan.S.R | OT and Anaesthesia Technician |
10 | Shaija .E | OT in-charge and Staff nurse |
11 | Sajna .N | Staff Nurse |
12 | Jisha .P | Staff Nurse |
13 | Maneesh P | Staff Nurse |
14 | Roni Anthony | Staff Nurse |
15 | Sreejith S | Nursing Assistant |
Name of person |
Delegate /faculty |
Title of presentation |
name of conference |
place |
year |
Dr Roopesh |
Delegate |
Validation of a questionnaire and estimating the prevalence of occupational exposure to biological fluids among anaesthesiologists |
SAARC AA 2022,14 TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ANAESTHESIOLOGISTS |
Kochi |
2022 |
Dr Roopesh |
Delegate |
Incidence of post-operative pulmonary complications following cytoreductive surgeries and HIPEC-A retrospective analytic study |
ISACON 2022 Indian society of anaesthesiologists ,National conference |
Shillong |
2022 |
Dr Sonali |
Delegate |
Incidence of perioperative cardiac complictions in patients with heart disease undergoing major oncosurgeries:A retrospective study |
SAARC AA 2022,14 TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ANAESTHESIOLOGISTS |
Kochi |
2022 |
Dr Sonali |
Delegate |
Incidence of intraoperative cardiac arrest in a tertiary cancer centre:A retrospective study |
ISACON 2022 Indian society of anaesthesiologists ,National conference |
Shillong |
2022 |