Cannabinoids and General Anesthetics: Revisiting Molecular Mechanisms of Their Pharmacological Interactions
Abstract Cannabis has been used for recreation and medical purposes for more than a millennium across the world; however, its use’s consequences remain poorly understood. Although a growing number of surgical patients are regular cannabis consumers, little is known regarding the pharmacological interactions between cannabis and general anesthetics; consequently, there is not a solid consensus among anesthesiologists on the perioperative management of these patients. The existing evidence about the molecular mechanisms underlying pharmacological interactions between cannabinoids and anesthetic agents, both
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