Low-Dose ketamine tested to ease pain after pregnancy surgery
NCT ID NCT06559280
Summary
This study tested whether a very low dose of the drug ketamine could help reduce pain sensitivity in the early period after surgery for ectopic pregnancy. Researchers enrolled 84 patients who were having this specific laparoscopic surgery. They compared pain levels between patients who received the low-dose ketamine and those who did not.
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Fuzhou University affiliated Provincial Hospital
Fuzhou, Fujian, 350001, China
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