“Safe Anesthesia Monitoring System” at DA Plastic Surgery Clinic Which Monitors the Entire Surgery Process.

DA Plastic Surgery Clinic has a “Safe Anesthesia Monitoring System” which directly looks over the patient throughout the entire surgery.

Unlike the default anesthesia system, DA has 6 in-house anesthesia specialists who overlook every surgery using both local and general anesthesia.

DA uses the “1:1 Customized Anesthesia System”, a systematic anesthesia process at the level of a university hospital, is applied to all surgeries from relatively simple local anesthesia to general anesthesia surgeries.

The entire surgery process is monitored in real-time so the patient's body condition is closely checked in real-time, and if any complications occur they are ready to take action.

Firstly, in case of malignant hyperthermia, special dantrolene induced medicine is prepared, so that the anesthesia specialist can perform quick early treatment. 

Regardless of whether the incident rate is high or low, dantrolene induced medicine is already placed in all surgery rooms.

Also, anesthesia specialists overlook the patient's condition from before the surgery until the patient gains consciousness by checking their breathing and pulse and 

making sure to perform early treatment if malignant hyperthermia occurs. To make sure early treatment is possible, “Real-time ETCO2 Monitoring” system is being used. 

In addition, each room is equipped with a heart shock device, an emergency kit, and an uninterruptible power supply USP that can supply power in case there is an unexpected electricity failure. 

After surgery, a body temperature maintenance device Warm Air is also provided to stabilize the patient's body temperature and prevent hypothermia.

DA Plastic Surgery Anesthesiologist says “Based on the patient's body condition and past medical history, the anesthesia method and amount used can differ. 

It is important for the anesthesia specialist to make the most suitable anesthesia plan suitable for the patient. 

Customers will be able to undergo surgery in a safer environment as the safety anesthesia monitoring system has been improved to prevent possible emergencies 

during surgery by monitoring the patient's blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen saturation in real time.”