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Ketamine use: a review

Addiction · 2011 · Vol. 107(1) · pp. 27–38

Celia J. A. Morgan(University College London)Valerie H. Curran✉(University College London)

Abstract

The implications of these findings are drawn out for treatment of ketamine-induced ulcerative cystitis in which interventions from urologists and from addiction specialists should be coordinated. Neurocognitive impairment in frequent users can impact negatively upon achievement in education and at work, and also compound addiction problems. Prevention and harm minimization campaigns are needed to alert young people to these harmful and potentially chronic effects of ketamine.

Treatment of Major Depression Tryptophan and brain disorders Alcoholism and Thiamine DeficiencyKetamineNeurocognitiveMedicineAddictionChronic painPsychological interventionPsychiatryHarm reductionCognitionPsychology

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Acute DiseaseAnesthetics, DissociativeAnimalsChildChronic DiseaseCystitisEducational StatusHumansKetamineMaleMemory DisordersRisk-TakingAbdominal PainBehavior, AddictiveSubstance-Related Disorders

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