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Erratum: Case series of intravenous ketamine infusion in patients with suicidal thoughts.

Industrial Psychiatry Journal 2024 correction DOI: 10.4103/ipj.ipj_103_24 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Case series Case report
Topics Esketamine Ketamine
Keywords Erratum Correction Ketamine therapy Suicide prevention Medical literature
Key findings The third author's name in the article was misspelled.

Abstract

In the article titled “Case series of intravenous ketamine infusion in patients with suicidal thoughts”, published on pages 437-40, Issue 2, Volume 32 of Industrial Psychiatry Journal,[1] the name of the third author is written incorrectly as “Deven Gajbhiye” instead of “Dewendra Gajbhiye”.

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