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Abstract
Oxygen has been considered a potentially life-saving drug in life-threatening situations for decades. It is crucial in the perioperative period, where it is used daily by millions of surgical patients of all ages. Iatrogenic hyperoxia is as damaging as hypoxia, especially in young children and neonates. There is a growing awareness about this problem. Significant discoveries about the effect of oxygen on oxidative stress and cellular damage due to oxygen intoxication must contribute to developing hyperoxia monitoring, oxygen dosing guidelines, and revising the safe limits of hyperoxia. The consequences of hyperoxia can be irreversible damage to the vulnerable organs (lungs and brain), which mainly affects developing organisms.
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