Ketalar Vials
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Ketamine is useful for inducing anaesthesia in shocked patients. It is also commonly used in low doses or infusions for the management of chronic pain. It can produce a state of 'dissociative anaesthesia', where patients are pain free, but not necessarily unconscious.
Three small glass vials with different colour print labels on each containing 10ml Ketalar (Ketamine Hydrochloride).
