Pediatric anesthesia, while generally safe, carries certain risks and complications that need to be carefully managed to ensure the safety and well-being of pediatric patients. Some potential risks and complications include:

To mitigate these risks and complications associated with pediatric anesthesia, healthcare providers should adhere to evidence-based guidelines, individualize anesthesia management based on patient characteristics, maintain vigilant monitoring throughout the perioperative period, and be prepared to promptly recognize and manage any adverse events that may arise. Additionally, thorough preoperative assessment, clear communication with patients and families, and collaboration among multidisciplinary healthcare team members are essential for ensuring safe and effective pediatric anesthesia care.