American journal of Anesthesiology and Pain medicine: General Anesthesia causes pose an Alzheimer’s Risk?

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American journal of Anesthesiology and Pain medicine (AJAPM), Open Access ISSN 2640-5377

General Anesthesia causes pose an Alzheimer’s Risk?
        Relationship between general anesthesia and Alzheimer’s disease: anesthesia during the course of surgery does not increase the likelihood of developing lasting dementia.
I searched the MEDLINE, Embase and Google Scholar databases for peer-reviewed reporting the Most recently research has suggested that in addition to targeting specific areas involved in sleep and arousal general anesthesia works by knocking out the neural networks that enable communication between brain regions. Molecular pathway by which halothane induces structural alterations of the amyloid beta peptide resulting in oligomerization, a risk factor for AD this interaction of inhaled anesthetics. The number of anaesthetics received and the development of AD, but duration of anaesthesia that is critical for the onset of AD, not the number of anaesthetics.
             Recent experiments on animals and human cells show that anesthesia can increase the buildup of the proteins thought to underlie Alzheimer’s disease, especially in high doses.
I read a recent article “Alzheimer Patient increasing problems with her memory”. Elderly patients after surgery exhibit a condition called postoperative cognitive decline in which they experience lapses in memory and attention, but it usually does not last for more than a few weeks.
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