- Anesthesia: performance of the anesthetic procedures necessary for surgery and diagnostic-therapeutic procedures, both urgent and programmed, in and outside the operating group, required by the various surgical operating units, guaranteeing optimal safety levels.
- Pre-operative preparation: specialist assessment of clinical conditions and possible risk factors of patients who are candidates for surgery, for the purpose of planning an anesthetic strategy.
- Intra-operative assistance: monitoring and constant clinical and instrumental assistance of the patient during surgery or diagnostic-therapeutic procedures.
- Post-operative assistance: clinical surveillance at the end of anesthesia of variable duration depending on the patient’s condition and the type of surgery performed, and adequate post-operative pain control.
- Intensive Care: hospitalization and treatment of patients in serious condition, for which particular therapeutic aids are needed (continuous monitoring of vital functions, artificial ventilation, cardiocirculatory support, therapies for kidney failure, artificial nutrition, etc.).
- Resuscitation interventions: treatment of clinical emergencies in any hospital location (from the emergency room to all hospital wards, to outpatient clinics, etc.) and to patients of any age.
- Medical transport: assistance to at-risk patients during transport inside (from ward to ward) or outside the hospital (from hospital to hospital).
- Procedures for ascertaining death and possible removal of tissues and organ donation.
- Insertion of implantable chemotherapy systems.
The Anesthesia and reanimation 2 Unit includes the following Simple Units:
- UOS Intensive care
- UOS Implantable systems
