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Clinical problems to consider in excessive obesity are numerous. Careful preparation before surgery is indispensable to reduce complications during and after surgery. Choice of volatile anesthetic may be important for the good results of narcosis. In the reported case anesthetic management is considered in an obese patient who had undergone a gastric operation.
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