A prospective observational study of ketamine for sedation of acutely agitated emergency department patients

ketaminhMay 21, 2015May 21, 2015Emergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEd, ketamineagitation, ketamine, sedation

#SAEM15 poster of ketamine for sedation of agitated ED patients. faster with similar side effects. @ketaminh @emcrit pic.twitter.com/30ySp4Wewt

— jeff riddell (@Jeff__Riddell) May 20, 2015

@ketaminh @Jeff__Riddell @ToxTalks Working on stats for the paper as we speak! And the results point very favorably towards ketamine

— Patil Armenian (@toxymethoxy) May 20, 2015

@ketaminh @Jeff__Riddell @ToxTalks Thanks! In benzo grp used variety of doses mean 2mg total in both IM and IV groups (not per kg)

— Patil Armenian (@toxymethoxy) May 20, 2015

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Andrew DeWolf says:

May 23, 2015 at 12:46 am

Awesome and thank you! Can you forward us the paper when it’s published?!

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