Anesthesia Department

The Department of Surgical Anesthesia at the Hospital of Japan was established in 1984 and is responsible for all types of surgical anesthesia, emergency recovery and various acute pain treatments throughout the hospital.It has a modern layered flow cleansing surgery system with 50 operating rooms including 24 main operating rooms, 11 secondary operating rooms, 7 West Wing operating rooms, 5 North Wing operating rooms, 3 plastic surgery rooms. Of these, six integrated operating rooms, two mixed-use operating rooms, two negative pressure operating rooms, 22 anesthesia recovery room beds, an average annual surgical capacity of over 50,000 units, involve all areas of surgery. Among them, the Department of Pulmonary Immunology is a nationally leading expert in pulmonary emptying, lung transplantation, coronary artery bridging, combined anthroscopic anesthesia and pulmonary emptying. In addition, the Department of Surgical Anesthesia regularly conducts painless blood flow, birth pains, painless intracellular imaging, and other projects. In addition to the widespread use of a throat cap, there is also a wide-ranging adoption of hard-core air intake lenses, visual air intakes, fiber-reinforced air intakes under the guidance of a fiber-optic air intake lens.