Laryngospasm remains one of the most feared emergencies in pediatric anesthesia, due to its sudden onset and potential severity. This book offers a comprehensive, accessible approach to this complication: pathophysiological mechanisms, risk factors, prevention strategies, and management protocols in the operating environment. Illustrated with clinical cases and based on current recommendations, it is aimed at anesthesiologists, nurse anesthetists, interns and all professionals involved in the care of children in the operating room. A true practical guide, this book offers the keys to better anticipate and manage laryngospasm, as part of an approach to safety and excellence in pediatric care.