ANESTHESIA AND REANIMATION
Anesthesia is a department that cares for patients during the surgery process. Reanimation means bringing the patient back to life and reanimating him. During diagnosis and treatment procedures, anesthesia is generally applied before surgical operations to prevent the patient from feeling any pain. The medications used to prevent the patient from feeling pain during the procedure are determined and administered by the anesthesia and reanimation specialist. It is also the most important responsibility of the anesthesiologist to minimize some of the negative effects of anesthesia on the human body and to ensure that the patient wakes up after the surgery without affecting his or her vital functions.