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Treatments are performed with a 4-day high-dose ketamine infusion on an outpatient basis at the Foundation ’s Surgery Center. For information on our research on the ketamine coma procedure, please visit our research section. The key to success is to get the dose of ketamine as high as possible and hold the dose up as long as possible with safety and creature comfort as primary concerns. Measuring clinical outcome on an objective basis is also critical to success. The following two reports point out the nature of the placebo effect. They also point out that patients are not interested in placebos. Patients expect that their clinical outcome will result real physical changes in their bodies as determined by using and documenting objective measurements of pain.
Overview of the placebo effect
Impact of color on the placebo effect
Patients are invited to view the following links for details about our high-dose outpatient ketamine treatment.
(1) Ketamine Treatment Improves Facial Appearance
(2) Follow-up Videos On Five Consecutive Patients
(3) RSD Can Also Decrease Perception To Pain
(4) RSD Is One Of The Mosy Disabiling Complications After Stroke
(6) How To Prevent Spreading CRPS Due To IV Placement
(8) Emotional Consequences of CRPS
(9) Preventing Adverse Hallucinations During Ketamine Infusions
(15) Is Ketamine Coma More Effective Than High-dose Ketamine?
(16) Diagnosis of CRPS of the Back
(17) Role of Ketamine in Treating Chronic Intractable Daily Headaches
(18) PART I: Treating Fibromyalgia with Ketamine
(19) PART II: Treating Fibromyalgia with Ketamine
(20) PART I: CRPS Complicated by Lyme Disease
(21) PART II: CRPS Complicated by Lyme Disease
(22) Myofascial Trigger Points & CRPS
(23) Do Doctors Torture Patients with CRPS (4 PARTS)
(28) Shannon Stocker MD gave a "Live" Account of her Journey with CRPS
(29) Lecture: How To Measure Pain Objectively English & Spanish
(30) Breakthrough in antidepressant treatment with ketamine English & Spanish
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