Microtubule-modulating drugs alter sensitivity to isoflurane in mice

Microtubule-modulating drugs can affect not only sensitivity but also induction and emergence times to inhalational anesthetic isoflurane in mice. This study highlights a possible role of MTDs in modulating anesthetic effects in disparate directions, which has implications for anesthetic concentrations that should be used for induction, maintenance and emergence of anesthesia. These findings in rodents may have relevance to the perioperative care of cancer patients who receive MT-targeting chemotherapy drugs or even opioids for pain for prolonged periods.

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BMC Anesthesiology
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12871-025-02956-9
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Anesthesia and Neurotoxicity Research
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Abstract

Microtubule-modulating drugs can affect not only sensitivity but also induction and emergence times to inhalational anesthetic isoflurane in mice. This study highlights a possible role of MTDs in modulating anesthetic effects in disparate directions, which has implications for anesthetic concentrations that should be used for induction, maintenance and emergence of anesthesia. These findings in rodents may have relevance to the perioperative care of cancer patients who receive MT-targeting chemotherapy drugs or even opioids for pain for prolonged periods.

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