
Safe anaesthesia for every surgery, and a dedicated clinic for chronic pain.
Every operation at Kainos passes through this department — and the standards are set by an FRCA-qualified anaesthetist trained in the UK's NHS. Pre-anaesthesia evaluation, modern monitoring and post-operative pain control are routine for every case, from a child's hernia to open-heart surgery.
The team also runs painless delivery for mothers, and a dedicated Chronic Pain Intervention Clinic led by an anaesthesiologist with fellowship training in pain medicine.
Pain that has lasted more than three months usually needs treating in its own right. Under ultrasound or fluoroscopy guidance, a nerve block, an epidural injection or a radiofrequency ablation can interrupt a pain signal at its source — often as a day-care procedure — for back and neck pain, sciatica and slipped disc, arthritis and joint pain, frozen shoulder, trigeminal neuralgia, shingles pain, cancer pain and persistent pain after surgery or injury.





