Tag: Anesthetic management

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) significantly impacts perioperative risk due to impaired fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance. For this reason, determining **what is the best anesthesia for CKD patients?** requires a careful, individualized approach from anesthesiologists to minimize the risk of further renal and systemic complications.

In a 2019 survey of Brazilian anesthesiologists, magnesium sulfate was among the top five most used adjuvants, with respondents frequently citing its benefits for enhanced postoperative analgesia and reduced anesthetic consumption. The complex pharmacological actions of magnesium raise a critical question: *does magnesium interfere with anesthesia?* The answer lies in the careful balance between its therapeutic benefits and the potential for serious complications if not properly managed.