inhalation anesthetics

Inhalation anesthetics are gases or vapors administered through the lungs to induce a controlled, temporary loss of sensation and consciousness during surgery. They work by entering the bloodstream through the lungs and affecting the brain's activity, preventing pain and awareness. These anesthetics allow surgeons to perform procedures smoothly while ensuring the patient remains unconscious and comfortable. The most common inhalation anesthetics include gases like sevoflurane and desflurane, which are carefully regulated by medical professionals to ensure safety, quick recovery, and precise depth of anesthesia.