Dr. Anthony Kirkpatrick

It's tough.

But now having been through all that, was it worth it?

Yes.

Look me in the eyes and say, Dr. Kirkpatrick, it was worth it.

Yes, Dr. Kirkpatrick, it was worth it.

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Can you confirm with me, Dr. Hanna, that those are your standard initial and maintenance therapy doses for CRPS patients receiving ketamine?

Understood.

But your standard initial dose is one milligram per kilogram per hour?

And how often do you go above 20 milligrams per kilogram per hour in your practice?

So she comes to you with a quality of life scale in January of 2016 of two.

And when she leaves you, it's zero.

And you're now sending her to the emergency room at a children's hospital.

And that's considered a success in your book.