Sir Ganga Ram Hospital

This study tests whether dosing the anesthetic propofol based on adjusted body weight is better than total body weight for obese patients. Using a computer-controlled system, researchers will monitor brain activity to maintain the right depth of anesthesia. The goal is to avoid o…

This study tests a new compact version of a computer-controlled anesthesia delivery system that automatically adjusts medicine based on brain activity. About 150 adults having non-cardiac surgery will be randomly assigned to the new or older system. The goal is to see which keeps…

This study watches 270 patients aged 65 and older who are having non-cardiac surgery to see how many develop postoperative delirium—sudden confusion or disorientation after the procedure. Researchers will track risk factors like age, frailty, and health conditions, and follow out…

This study compares how much anesthesia drug (propofol) is needed when using two different breathing devices during gallbladder surgery: the standard endotracheal tube and the ProSeal laryngeal mask airway. About 160 adults having elective laparoscopic gallbladder removal will ta…