fluids Water mattresses/forced air-warmers Adequate postoperative analgesia Keep in mind Proper preoperative evaluation, identification of the precipitating agents in order to avoid them, a continuation of preoperative medications, and other immunosuppressants or steroids is essential Extreme care should be taken while transferring patients with fresh lesions Patients with involvement of the respiratory tract and pleura require special attention, including the application of a face mask, laryngoscopy, intubation, and suction with extra lubrication when general anesthesia is chosen Anesthetic drugs can be safely used in SJS patients Suggested reading Ramsali MV, Puduchira KG, Maganti SP, Vankaylapatti SD, Pasupuleti S, Kulkarni D
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