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Postoperative Analgesia with Ketamine and Pethidine

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Journal Anaesthesia
Specialty Anesthesiology
Date 1977 Mar 1
PMID 322539
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Abstract

A double-blind trial compared ketamine with pethidine, pethidine alone at two dose levels and a placebo, in patients with postoperative pain. By assessment of pain intensity, observed relief and side-effects, the active drugs were clearly distinguishable from the placebo. With the doses used, however, the combination of ketamine with pethidine showed no advantage over pethidine alone.

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