User Reviews for ketamine in 0.9 % sodium chloride intravenous

Ketamine,street names (PCP, Angeldust,SpecialK)was use as general anesthsia on my 14 year old son after he broke his right forearm during a foot ball game. After signing the approval to anesthtitize we wetre ask to leave the room. While the doctor set the two broken bones. that took 40 minutes. When we return the doctor said everything was fine he selpt through th procedure and felt nothing. Just confort him they said. The next 4 hours were a living hell. Two hours of my child halucinating,screaming, and thrashing around in bed and the next two hours of him struggling to breath on his own. I would not reccomend this treatment as there are other options.Read More Read Less