“…They are preoccupied with discomfort or concerned about the success of surgery, fear of failure of career, postoperative state of physical health and problems adapting to the changed situation. The consequences of perioperative anxiety are major cardiac events [11][12][13] (acute myocardial infarction, heart failure, pulmonary edema), high readmission rate (1 st six month or one years), [11,14] poor quality of life and high rate of cardiac mortality. Impact of perioperative anxiety correlate with high postoperative pain, increased analgesic and anesthetic consumption, prolonged hospital stay, adverse effects on anesthetic induction and recovery, and reduction in patient satisfaction.…”