"Your hip, / sliced, rotated, / was just beginning / a new life, / frenzied bone, new, / angry / with your surgeon." Read "Dysplasia," a new Mind to Mind poem: ow.ly/OxI450X1una

1 week until launch! Anesthesiology Open is a new peer-reviewed, open access journal led by Executive Editor Yandong Jiang that expands the opportunities for scientific exchange offered by Anesthesiology. The submission site opens on October 1. Learn more: ow.ly/ghOu50X1tOv

Read a summary of "Molecular and cellular targets of GABAergic anesthetics in the mesopontine tegmentum that enable pain-free surgery," in the October 2025 Science, Medicine, and Anesthesiologist: ow.ly/ukE350X1aHc

Read a summary of "Molecular and cellular targets of GABAergic anesthetics in the mesopontine tegmentum that enable pain-free surgery," in the October 2025 Science, Medicine, and Anesthesiologist: ow.ly/ukE350X1aHc

In a new editorial, Bartels and Bicket discuss perioperative use of gabapentin and how the collection of adverse event data is critical to help put clinical trial results into context. Read the article: ow.ly/PNyc50WXNvw

Gabapentin is an anticonvulsant medication approved for neuropathic pain and epileptic disorders. In a new article, researchers evaluated the effectiveness of gabapentin for pain management after major surgery: ow.ly/jHqw50WY4sJ

The application of cricoid force remains controversial in modern practice. A new review by Sotiriou et al. critically assesses the anatomic, physiologic, and contemporary clinical evidence of cricoid force application: ow.ly/Mkx350WY3Zy

To close Peer Review week, we would like to extend a special congratulations to Dr. Alan Jay Schwartz, who has completed over 2,500 reviews for Anesthesiology!

It's Peer Review Week! The dedication, time, and expertise of peer reviewers ensures the integrity and quality of research published in Anesthesiology. Whether they have completed over 100 reviews or 500 reviews, we thank our reviewers for their commitment!

Images in #Anesthesiology - Tracheostomy Tube Pilot Balloon Spring as an Unrecognized Source of a Magnetic Resonance Imaging Metallic Artifact 📷 ow.ly/hZwC50WUbiA

Zapf et al. examined whether an automated insulin dosing reminder is associated with a lower risk for postoperative hyperglycemia and other secondary and safety outcomes in patients at high risk for intraoperative hyperglycemia. Read the study: ow.ly/g4Qh50WUbai

An editorial by Matava et al. analyzes the impact of the recent Japan Pediatric Difficult Airway in Anesthesia study and discusses opportunities for future inquiry. Read the article: ow.ly/zwAE50WUaYl

In a new study, Kojima et al. investigated the incidence of adverse and desaturation events and associated risk factors during airway-securing procedures in Japanese children under general anesthesia. Learn more: ow.ly/64Zr50WU9PX

What constitutes a “finalized” #anesthetic record? According to the ASA statement, “finalized” means that the responsible provider has reviewed and signed it. Find out what this involves. doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

In “Lost in Translation: Speaking Simply Helps Patients Understand You and the Care You Provide,” Dr. Matt Hatch focuses on the importance of avoiding medical jargon when talking to patients. doi.org/10.1097/01.A... #Anesthesiology

Drs. Michael Burns and Hannah Lonsdale examine the future by discussing AI-powered chatbots and their role in changing how patients and health care professionals interact. 🤖 Read how these tools can bridge the gap between patients and providers. doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

Chronic age-related neurologic conditions can also increase anesthetic sensitivity in ways that can be difficult to predict. Read about the potential clinical benefits of avoiding excessive #anesthetic dosage. 🧠🔗 doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

In an editorial accompanying the October 2025 cover study, Davidson and Ing discuss neurodevelopmental outcomes following anesthetic exposure in children. Learn more: ow.ly/z9S450WU2PF

Preliminary findings from a new study in @anesthesiology.bsky.social show no adverse neurodevelopmental effects after brief inhaled anesthesia in young children. The study provides further evidence to alleviate concern about anesthesia and brain development. www.asahq.org/about-asa/ne...

“Anesthesia professionals work across diverse environments, often encountering conflicting policies – starting with which drugs are even treated as controlled.” Learn more from Dr. George Tewfik and colleagues: doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

Ji et al. assessed whether the combination of dexmedetomidine and remifentanil, by reducing sevoflurane exposure, has any differential effect on neurodevelopmental outcomes in young children compared with sevoflurane alone. Read the new cover study: ow.ly/btn050WU27p

The October 2025 issue is out today! 📚 Access the latest lineup of original research, reviews, and more. 🎙️ Explore new podcasts, infographics, and other multimedia content. 🏆 See award winners, journal sessions, and special activities at #ANES25. ow.ly/hCXe50WU1L1

After the loss of his son to cystic fibrosis, Bijal Trivedi wrote "Breath from Salt: A Story of Tenacity" to be an essential instruction manual for securing a sustainable future for American science. Read the new review of educational materials: ow.ly/j19b50WPRle

A prospective cohort study of total hip or knee arthroplasty patients assessed the incidence of explicit recall experience under sedation and regional anesthesia and the psychological consequences of recall experiences. Read the article by Chui et al.: ow.ly/bnzi50WPJRB

A new study by Ju et al. investigates the initiating mechanisms and pharmacological prevention of perioperative neurocognitive disorder. Learn more: ow.ly/rW7J50WPUiZ

Visual Abstract in Anesthesiology - Associations of Intraoperative Hypotension and Perioperative Blood Pressure with Delirium after Noncardiac Surgery 🖌️ ow.ly/G1aB50WPFzV

Research on intraoperative methadone suggests that it provides multiple benefits over standard opioids without additional risks. In a new Clinical Focus Review, Xie et al. provide a comprehensive update on intraoperative methadone use: ow.ly/o7pO50WMoOG

In a new article, Hussain et al. conducted a network meta-analysis evaluating the relative analgesic effectiveness of motor-sparing fascial plane blocks and periarticular local infiltration analgesia for adult patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty: ow.ly/mlA150WMoEz

Weiss, Cohen, and Zarour analyze the risk factors of postoperative delirium in a new editorial accompanying original research. Learn more: ow.ly/H4q850WMohB

In a new study, Rössler et al. investigate whether intraoperative hypotension, perioperative average blood pressure, or blood pressure variability are associated with postoperative delirium. Read the article: ow.ly/SmbZ50WMnZU

Amnesia is a crucial component of anesthesia care, yet it’s relatively poorly researched, understood, and managed and has common and serious detrimental consequences for patients. Read the review for a discussion of clinical studies and their application: ow.ly/NNbL50WMk3X

A new Clinical Focus Review integrates emerging clinical evidence and mechanistic insights to position ephedrine as a vasopressor that may reduce postoperative delirium by coupling systemic and cerebral hemodynamic support with central neuromodulation: ow.ly/69R650WItSM

A new editorial by Morgan and Sleigh examines research pertaining to the primary drivers for dosing of a general anesthetic. Read the article: ow.ly/qsIB50WIuNO

Minimum alveolar concentration (MAC) is a standard dosing metric for general anesthesia. In a new article, Douville et al. identify and examine clinical and genetic factors associated with intraoperative MAC ratio. Read more: ow.ly/nv3z50WIura

The 2024 Rovenstine lecture debriefs the experience of anesthesiologists and leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more about how anesthesiologists saved countless lives during a global crisis and how we can prepare for the future: ow.ly/E6p650WIrPP

Infographic in #Anesthesiology - Postoperative Delirium and Neuronal Dynamics: Insights from Aged Mice 🎨 ow.ly/WzLv50WEIwj

In a new editorial, Mathis, Wijeysundera, and London examine the StatistiCal analysis and repOrting of cardiac output Method comPARison studiEs (COMPARE) statement and discuss cardiac output measurement methods and reporting. Read more: ow.ly/8xfi50WELgm

The StatistiCal analysis and repOrting of cardiac output Method comPARison studiEs (COMPARE) statement provides a framework for designing, performing, and reporting cardiac output method comparison studies. Read the special article by Saugel et al.: ow.ly/pL8v50WEKnm

In the summer of 1996, a meeting between Peter Marhofer, M.D. and Stephan Kapral, M.D. during a night call led to the development of the first report to describe an ultrasound-guided technique for regional anesthesia. Revisit the classic paper: ow.ly/Uwsu50WEJco

A new review article by De Rosa et al. explores strategies for metabolic assessment and personalized nutritional interventions and their impact on weaning outcomes. Learn more: ow.ly/sLog50WEK6z

Emotional intelligence is essential for high-stakes interactions in the perioperative setting. In a new Focal Point article, Nanda et al. discuss how large language models can be used to enhance emotional intelligence training in anesthesiology: ow.ly/z5p750WEINS

Images in #Anesthesiology - Anesthesia Management of a Patient with a Giant Dilated Pulmonary Artery 📷 ow.ly/8sP050WEIEb

Drs. Amanda Naylor, Rubina Sharma, and Shobana Rajan summarize key #perioperative considerations for patients with substance use disorders. Learn about anesthetic planning for both acute and chronic use of substances such as opioids, alcohol, cocaine, and cannabis. doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

Drs. Deepali Garg, Nour El Hage Chehade, and Mariel Manlapaz discuss managing patients with chronic #anticoagulation therapy. Read their thoughts on whether or not to interrupt anticoagulation or #antithrombotic therapy. doi.org/10.1097/01.A...

Mintz and Vutskits discuss the new study by Guo et al, which sets new standards to investigate neuronal network dynamics in perioperative experimental research. Read more: ow.ly/jk2e50WEGRB

Postoperative delirium is a common and serious clinical condition that occurs after anesthesia/surgery. In the September 2025 cover study, Guo et al. investigate hippocampal neural dynamics before and after anesthesia/surgery in aged mice: ow.ly/FGKe50WEEja

Learn about the complex pharmacological profiles of long-term #opioid replacement therapies and considerations for pain management strategies. doi.org/10.1097/01.A... ‪ @clevelandclinic.bsky.social

The September 2025 issue is out today! Explore the latest lineup of original research, educational materials, historical reflections, multimedia, and more: ow.ly/bW7q50WELkp

🔸 Should GLP-1 RAs be continued preprocedurally? 🔸 Who should stop a GLP-1 RA preoperatively? 🔸 Which patients should have their procedures postponed? Read: doi.org/10.1097/01.A... @harvardmed.bsky.social @yaleschoolofmed.bsky.social

Don’t miss the August @asamonitor.bsky.social “Features” section for these articles and more: 🔸 Pop, Pause, or Pass? Navigating Preop Medications 🔸 Perioperative Management of Antihyperglycemic Medications @osuwexmed.bsky.social journals.lww.com/monitor/toc/...