Recent Advances in Anesthesia 2025: Cutting-edge Updates for Anesthesiologists and Intensivists | TIVA Pharmacokinetics, Robots in Anesthesia, ... Dysfunction & Closed-loop Delivery Device: 1

Recent Advances in Anesthesia 2025 brings the cutting edge of the specialty to both trainees and practicing intensivists in one compact reference. Edited by Dr Atul Prabhakar Kulkarni and Dr Shilpushp Jagannath Bhosale of the Division of Critical Care, Tata Memorial Hospital and ACTREC, Mumbai, the book moves across 22 chapters and 5 sections through newer drugs and technical innovations, advances in anesthetic practice, monitoring and safety, regional anesthesia and pain medicine, and future perspectives. Coverage ranges from new pharmacokinetic models for target-controlled infusion and perioperative management of GLP-1 receptor agonist patients, to hypovolemic phlebotomy for liver surgery, nanotechnology and personalized anesthesia, and closed-loop anesthesia delivery devices. Safety-focused chapters address perioperative neurocognitive dysfunction in the elderly, bundled prevention strategies for postoperative pulmonary complications, and anesthesia-induced lymphatic dysfunction, while a dedicated regional anesthesia and pain medicine section covers antithrombotic-therapy considerations, virtual reality for pain management, and opioid-sparing technique. The closing section looks forward with dedicated chapters on robots in anesthesia and environment-friendly, greener anesthesia practice, positioning the book as a genuinely current snapshot of where the specialty is heading, not just where it has been. Who This Book Is For: Practicing Anesthesiologists and Intensivists: a single-volume update on the technical, pharmacological, and safety advances shaping current practice. Anesthesiology Postgraduates (MD/DNB): cutting-edge content explicitly framed for students alongside practicing specialists. Critical Care Fellows and Residents: perioperative and postoperative safety chapters (neurocognitive dysfunction, pulmonary complication prevention) with direct ICU relevance. Why This Book Helps: Keeps pace with a fast-moving field: covers genuinely 2025-current topics like Suzetrigine, GLP-1 agonist perioperative management, and closed-loop delivery devices rather than repeating established textbook content. Bridges practice and technology: dedicated chapters on nanotechnology, simulation training, robots, and personalized anesthesia address where clinical practice is headed. Strengthens patient safety focus: monitoring, neurocognitive dysfunction, and lymphatic dysfunction chapters translate directly into safer perioperative care. Single reference for a broad readership: written to serve postgraduate trainees and senior intensivists in the same volume. Key Features: 22 chapters across 5 sections spanning drugs/technical innovations, anesthetic practice, monitoring/safety, regional anesthesia/pain medicine, and future perspectives. Dedicated chapters on TIVA/target-controlled infusion pharmacokinetics, newer neuromuscular blockers and reversal agents, and prothrombin complex concentrate for coagulopathic bleeding. Forward-looking chapters on robots in anesthesia and environment-friendly anesthesia practice. Edited by two Tata Memorial Hospital Critical Care Medicine professors with national/international society leadership (ISCCM, APACCM). Covers regional anesthesia in patients on antithrombotic therapy and virtual-reality-based pain management.

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