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This is an very interesting “real world” study of the use of intravenous ketamine over a 3 year period. The response rate is similar to that reported by other practitioners using a variety of routes of administration including oral and sublingual. Dr. Henderson’s observation that psychomimetic experiences are not necessary to achieve response are very much in keeping with my observations using low dose sublingual ketamine. Also I have not observed a ‘blunting’ effect from concurrent benzodiazepines nor any obvious benefit from concurrent lithium.
This is an very interesting “real world” study of the use of intravenous ketamine over a 3 year period. The response rate is similar to that reported by other practitioners using a variety of routes of administration including oral and sublingual. Dr. Henderson’s observation that psychomimetic experiences are not necessary to achieve response are very much in keeping with my observations using low dose sublingual ketamine. Also I have not observed a ‘blunting’ effect from concurrent benzodiazepines nor any obvious benefit from concurrent lithium.
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