Ketamine Pharmacodynamics Entangled: Comment.
Anesthesiology December 1, 2022 T. Andrew Bowdle, Nathan Sackett, Rick J. Strassman et al. 5 citations
We read with interest the study of ketamine psychedelic and analgesic effects by Olofsen et al.1 and the accompanying editorial by Mashour.2 In both articles, the authors refer to the “dissociative” effects of ketamine. Corssen and Domino3 originally used the term “dissociative” in 1966 to describe “patients and subjects who, during recovery from CI-581 [ketamine], felt as though they were in...