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FAST Archives: Hey, Katamine... You're Not That Special!

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In this episode of The FAST Archives, join one of our favorite Kiwis, Rob Bryant as he takes a critical look at Ketamine, a drug that's as much a star in the medical field as it is a subject of debate. Rob, who has an extensive background in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, explores the not-so-glamorous side of Ketamine, including its cardiovascular impacts, effects on mental health, and potential long-term damage to the bladder.

Ketamine has long been a celebrated player in emergency and critical care for its versatility and effectiveness. However, like any celebrity, it has its controversies. His talk explores the evidence for and against the use of Ketamine in various settings and circumstances, challenging its pristine reputation and highlighting the importance of cautious and informed use. Whether you're a staunch supporter or a skeptic of Ketamine, this episode offers a balanced view that will enrich your understanding of one of the most talked-about drugs in medicine. Tune in to uncover the complexities of Ketamine through the expert lens of Rob Bryant.

If you enjoyed this podcast, check out the other FAST Archives episodes we've recently released, and don't forget to join us at FAST24! Thank you so much for listening!

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In this episode of The FAST Archives, join one of our favorite Kiwis, Rob Bryant as he takes a critical look at Ketamine, a drug that's as much a star in the medical field as it is a subject of debate. Rob, who has an extensive background in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, explores the not-so-glamorous side of Ketamine, including its cardiovascular impacts, effects on mental health, and potential long-term damage to the bladder.

Ketamine has long been a celebrated player in emergency and critical care for its versatility and effectiveness. However, like any celebrity, it has its controversies. His talk explores the evidence for and against the use of Ketamine in various settings and circumstances, challenging its pristine reputation and highlighting the importance of cautious and informed use. Whether you're a staunch supporter or a skeptic of Ketamine, this episode offers a balanced view that will enrich your understanding of one of the most talked-about drugs in medicine. Tune in to uncover the complexities of Ketamine through the expert lens of Rob Bryant.

If you enjoyed this podcast, check out the other FAST Archives episodes we've recently released, and don't forget to join us at FAST24! Thank you so much for listening!

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