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Ketamine for Pain Control After Severe Traumatic Injury
This study evaluates if the early utilization of ketamine infusion therapy among acutely injured adult trauma hospital inpatients with an ISS \>15 will decrease the amount of opioid pain medication used as compared with placebo group. Ketamine infusion therapy initiated within 12 hours of hospital arrival will lead to decreased total opiate consumption (standardized to oral morphine equivalent units) in the first 24 and 48 hours compared to controls.
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