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High Dose Ketamine Research

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The safety and efficacy of high dose ketamine in the treatment of RSD / CRPS are unknown. Patients who are volunteering to participate in high dose ketamine trials are placing themselves at very high

personal risk and expense.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States has approved ketamine as a sole anesthetic agent for general anesthesia, but not for the

duration and purpose in

this study.  

As of July 5, 2005, the high dose ketamine trial has been completed in 27 volunteers in Germany. However, this study intervention has been reported in only 10 people. Although the German study was reported at

a medical meeting in the United States and

published in an abstract, there is

no peer reviewed scientific report

in the medical literature.

In this video presentation, Elizabeth Jones recounts how her recent participation in the high dose ketamine trial in June 2005 has given her a "second lease" on

life. Other patients have reported similar results.

 

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Elizabeth also recalls the ordeal of the clinical trial in great detail. Regardless of audience, the release of

this video will assist in making informed

decisions about high dose

ketamine research.

The principal investigators of the first study on high dose ketamine are Dr. Peter Rohr and Dr. Thomas Kiefer. Dr. Rohr states, “We appreciate and

encourage research volunteers to provide

feedback. We hope that this information

will be helpful to those who view

this video”.

International Research Foundation

for RSD / CRPS

 

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For more information on RSD / CRPS, please read the Third Edition of the Clinical Practice Guidelines

GUIDELINES

 

The Guidelines and the above video were subject to peer review by the Foundation's Scientific

Advisory Committee

COMMITTEE

 

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