Adverse drug effects related to multiday ketamine infusions: multicenter study.

Authors

Andrew M. Mendelson, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Lynn Kohan, University of Virginia
Joseph Okai, University of Virginia
Mariam Wanees, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Joseph C. Gonnella, University of Virginia
Marc C. Torjman, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Eugene R. Viscusi, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Eric S. Schwenk, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

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Article

Publication Date

2-12-2020

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Mendelson, Andrew M.; Kohan, Lynn; Okai, Joseph; Wanees, Mariam; Gonnella, Joseph C.; Torjman, Marc C.; Viscusi, Eugene R.; and Schwenk, Eric S., "Adverse drug effects related to multiday ketamine infusions: multicenter study." (2020). Department of Anesthesiology Faculty Papers. Paper 76.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/anfp/76

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PubMed ID

32054666

Language

English