Outcomes for 298 breastfed neonates whose mothers received ketamine and diazepam for postpartum tubal ligation in a resource-limited setting

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So widely used in LMIC and so little information - #ketamine and #lactation https://t.co/J19MNo4muR

25 Jun 2023

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Resource limited settings are pragmatic and use what is available. Ketamine maybe the only available anaesthetic and appears safe for neonates. https://t.co/Dio769H5um

15 Jun 2021

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RT @save2lives_1op: Ketamine is an essential drug widely used in low-resource settings, but there was no data on its safety in lactating wo…

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RT @save2lives_1op: Ketamine is an essential drug widely used in low-resource settings, but there was no data on its safety in lactating wo…

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