Operation Theatre

About the Operation Theatre

The Operation Theatre supports safe and effective surgical care across multiple specialties. Surgeons, anesthesia professionals, nurses, and theatre technicians work together through every stage of a procedure, from preparation and anesthesia to recovery and handover.

The theatre team follows structured patient-identification, sterilization, infection-prevention, and monitoring procedures to support patient safety.

Surgical Services

• Major and minor surgical procedures
• Planned and emergency operations
• General and laparoscopic surgery
• Orthopedic procedures
• Neurosurgical procedures
• Ear, nose, and throat surgery
• Pediatric surgery
• Urological surgery
• Obstetric and gynecological surgery
• Preoperative preparation and postoperative monitoring

The availability and suitability of a procedure depend on the patient's condition, specialist assessment, and required resources.

Preparing for Surgery

Patients receive instructions about fasting, medications, tests, and arrival time before surgery. It is important to follow these instructions carefully and tell the clinical team about allergies, current medications, previous reactions to anesthesia, and existing medical conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I prepare for surgery?

Follow the instructions provided by your surgeon and anesthesia team, including guidance about fasting and regular medications.

How is anesthesia safety assessed?

An anesthesia professional reviews the patient's health, medical history, medications, and planned procedure before recommending an appropriate anesthesia plan.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery time varies according to the procedure, type of anesthesia, and the patient's overall condition. The care team will provide guidance specific to the operation.

What safety measures are used?

The theatre team uses patient-identification checks, sterile technique, infection-control procedures, equipment checks, and continuous clinical monitoring.

Can family members enter the theatre?

Family members do not normally enter the operating theatre. Staff will explain where they may wait and how updates will be provided.