Doctorate of Medicine (D.M.) in Cardiac Anaesthesiology is a super-specialty program designed for anesthesiologists seeking advanced expertise in managing anesthesia for cardiac and thoracic surgeries, including heart transplants, congenital heart defect corrections, and vascular procedures. Typically spanning 3 years, the program combines rigorous academic coursework, clinical training, and research. Candidates must hold an M.D. or D.N.B. in Anaesthesiology to be eligible. Training includes perioperative care, transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), cardiopulmonary bypass management, and postoperative critical care. Graduates are highly sought after in cardiac hospitals, transplant units, and academic institutions for their specialized skills in high-risk anesthesia and critical care management. This specialization plays a crucial role in improving surgical outcomes for complex cardiovascular procedures.
