In neonates, the administration of anesthetic agents is a delicate task due to their unique physiological characteristics and the presence of various [neonatal disorders](). Sevoflurane is often preferred because it provides stable hemodynamics and has a low blood-gas partition coefficient, allowing for quick adjustments in anesthesia levels. Additionally, the rapid elimination of sevoflurane helps in minimizing the duration of exposure, which is crucial in neonates.
