Why the study?
Does ketamine infusion for anaesthesia increase postoperative serum enzyme levels compared to standard anaesthesia techniques in surgical patients?
Does ketamine infusion for anaesthesia increase postoperative serum enzyme levels compared to standard anaesthesia techniques in surgical patients?
Ketamine infusions for anaesthesia may be associated with a higher incidence of postoperative serum enzyme elevations compared to standard techniques, particularly after intermediate operations.
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May warrant enzyme monitoring with ketamine in intermediate surgery; leaves open clinical relevance and need for RCTs.
DUNDEE et al. (1980) studied this question.
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