Anaesthesia in the shadow of conflict: the ethical burden of scarcity in Gaza

Adla Nabil Mohammed Sukkar

doi:10.1136/jmepb-2026-000187

April 1, 2026JME Practical BioethicsOpen Access

Anaesthesia in the shadow of conflict: the ethical burden of scarcity in Gaza

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Key Points

To explore the ethical challenges faced in anaesthesia due to resource scarcity in Gaza's healthcare system.
Review of existing literature on anaesthesia practices in conflict zones
Analysis of resource distribution in Gaza's healthcare
Interviews with healthcare professionals on ethical dilemmas
Resource shortages lead to difficult ethical decisions in anaesthesia practices
Strain on healthcare professionals exacerbates ethical challenges
Conflict impacts the availability of critical supplies for anaesthesia

Implication

Analysis reveals ethical implications of anaesthesia practices amid shortages in Gaza, indicating urgent need for better resource management.

Abstract

The healthcare crisis in Gaza has moved beyond a simple shortage of supplies; it has become a profound ethical battlefield, including within the field of anaesthesia.

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