Abstract Pseudoaneurysms as compared with aneurysms lack a true wall and have higher propensity of rupture. Visceral artery pseudoaneurysms are uncommon life-threatening. We, hereby, report anesthetic management rare case splenic pseudoaneurysm that accompanied the dilatation aorta from its origin extending up to bifurcation.

Abstract Background Unanticipated difficult airway remains a challenge for the anesthesiologist with no established standard criteria to predict difficulty in intubation. Our aim was correlate pre-anesthetic ultrasonographic (USG) assessment parameters Cormack-Lehane (CL) grade at direct laryngoscopy view under general anaesthesia. This prospective, observational study on 150 adult patients bet...

Abstract There is an ongoing debate regarding the choice of ideal induction agent between propofol and etomidate for cardiac surgical patients. Etomidate appears to be better than as due superior hemodynamic stability. However, adrenal suppression can pose challenges anesthesiologist in certain clinical situations.