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Monday, December 11, 2017

Push vs Short Infusion

The Skeptics Guide to Emergency Medicine
SGEM#198 - November 28, 2017 - By Salim Rezaie
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"Clinical Question: Does increasing the duration of the ketamine from IV push (3 – 5 min) to a slow infusion (10 – 15 min) mitigate some of the untoward side effects, while maintaining analgesic efficacy?
SGEM Bottom Line: Slowing down the rate of low-dose IV ketamine infusion to 15 minutes significantly reduces rates of the feeling of unreality and sedation with no difference in analgesic efficacy when compared to IV push over 3 – 5 minutes."