Psychedelics in Anesthesia and Pain: From OR Curiosity to Clinical Therapy

Psychedelics in Anesthesia and Pain From OR Curiosity to Clinical Therapy   Abstract The integration of psychedelic substances into anesthesia and pain management represents an important and evolving development in contemporary medical practice. Historically associated with psychiatric research and later restricted due to regulatory concerns, psychedelic compounds are now reemerging

Postoperative Delirium and Brain Health: Can the Anesthesiologist Prevent Dementia?

Postoperative Delirium and Brain Health Can the Anesthesiologist Prevent Dementia   Abstract Postoperative delirium has emerged as a major concern in perioperative medicine, particularly among older adults undergoing surgical procedures. Characterized by an acute and fluctuating disturbance in attention, awareness, and cognition, postoperative delirium affects

Post Surgery Brain Fog: New Evidence Questions Long-Term Safety of Anesthesia

Post Surgery Brain Fog: New Evidence Questions Long-Term Safety of Anesthesia   Introduction Post-surgical brain fog represents a significant and under-recognized complication of anesthesia and surgery, affecting a substantial proportion of patients. Perioperative neurocognitive disorders (PND), which encompass postoperative delirium and longer-term cognitive decline, are

Automated Anesthesia Systems: The Truth About Safety in 2025

Automated Anesthesia Systems: The Truth About Safety in 2025   Introduction Automated anesthesia systems equipped with triple-controller technology have demonstrated superior performance compared to traditional manual control methods in surgical practice. Recent clinical studies show that patients managed with automated systems spend significantly less time with

Psychedelics in Anesthesia and Pain: From OR Curiosity to Clinical Therapy