Ketamine is known within the medical field for its anesthetic properties, yet its unique
psychedelic and antidepressant properties are being increasingly recognized. We document …

Ketamine has been linked to psychosis and used in the treatment of depression. However,
no study has examined the prevalence of psychotic and depressive disorders in dependent …

The monoaminergic deficiency hypothesis of depression has dominated the field of mood
disorders research for several decades. This hypothesis has led to many advancements …

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This review describes the medical, research and recreational uses of ketamine, an
anaesthetic derivative of phencyclidine that has dissociative, analgesic and psychedelic …

Ketamine, a dissociative anaesthetic in use since 1970, produces prominent psychoactive
effects in humans. Its non-medical use has raised concerns in many countries, including …

Ketamine is an anesthetic derivative of phencyclidine with dissociative, analgesic, and
psychedelic properties. It is extensively used as an anesthetic drug in surgical procedures in …

Ketamine or-ketamine hydrochloride-is used as an anesthesic and a painkiller. It may also,
in some indications, be prescribed in psychiatry and addictology. A literature review was …

Discovered in the United States of America (USA) in the 1960s, ketamine was introduced as
an anaesthetic drug to specifically replace phencyclidine. Briefly, the substance moved from …

Ketamine is a derivative of phencyclidine with unique anesthetic, analgesic, as well as
antidepressant pharmacological properties. Despite its clinical use, ketamine is classified on …