The book Neuroanesthesia: Techniques and Management in Neurosurgical Procedures offers a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the specialized field of neuroanesthesia, designed to equip anesthesiologists and healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and practical skills required for the safe and effective management of patients undergoing neurosurgical interventions. It begins with a foundational introduction to neuroanesthesia, emphasizing the unique challenges and critical considerations that distinguish this subspecialty from general anesthesia. The opening sections provide an overview of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology tailored specifically for anesthesiologists, highlighting the intricate relationships between cerebral blood flow, intracranial pressure, and neuronal metabolism that must be carefully managed throughout neurosurgical procedures. Preoperative assessment is given significant attention, underlining the importance of thorough evaluation of neurosurgical patients. This includes understanding the patient’s neurological status, comorbidities, and potential risk factors that can influence anesthetic planning and intraoperative management. The book emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring anesthesiologists collaborate closely with neurosurgeons and neurologists to optimize patient outcomes. Monitoring in neuroanesthesia forms a cornerstone of the text, detailing advanced techniques used to continuously assess neurological function and cerebral perfusion during surgery. It covers a range of modalities, from standard vital signs to specialized neurophysiological monitoring such as electroencephalography (EEG) and evoked potentials, enabling clinicians to detect and respond to changes in real-time. The selection and application of anesthetic agents are discussed with a focus on their effects on cerebral hemodynamics and metabolism, guiding readers toward evidence-based choices that minimize adverse effects while ensuring adequate anesthesia.