This book investigates the unique ethical dilemmas encountered in the practice of anaesthesia. It addresses specific issues that affect individual anaesthetic procedures, distinguishing itself as a specialized contribution to both anaesthetics and health care ethics. The authors, with their extensive backgrounds in anaesthesia and medical ethics, present a framework for understanding and navigating these complex moral challenges within the clinical setting.

This work is recognized for its focused approach to the ethical considerations inherent in anaesthetic practice, offering a specialized perspective that bridges the fields of anaesthesia and health care ethics. The authors' expertise ensures a thorough examination of issues pertinent to individual procedures. The book is likely to be valued by anaesthetists and ethicists seeking to understand the nuanced moral landscape of their profession.