Anesthesia Management on Perioperative With Dm Patients: A Literature Review

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a global burden. The aim of this work was to conduct a literature review that highlighted some of the most recent innovations based on the evidence foundation by identifying the standard textbooks in general. We utilized PubMed to search various databases, including Medline (January 2011 to June 2021), Google Scholar and Science Direct. Articles providing a decent methodological design were selected after the bibliographic survey. English seems to have its limitations. We found ten papers from France, Bangladesh, Portugal, the USA, as well as other countries that reflected our study material. The success of anesthetic management in DM patients was determined by managing pre-anesthesia blood glucose levels by setting a target for normal glucose levels and intensively monitoring glucose levels during and after surgery, which also determines the success of anesthetic management in DM patients. The predominance of postoperative complications requires thorough blood sugar monitoring during perioperative anesthesia to minimize the risk of hypo/hyperglycemia.