MSM Shorty- Ketamine for Agitation

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Regular listeners will know that here at medschoolmedic, we love Ketamine. Earlier this year, in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine, Riddel et al. explored how effective ketamine would be when given as a first-line drug for excited delirium or agitation. They compared ketamine to haloperidol, midazolam, and lorazepam.

See the abstract here

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