936: Why does ketamine for RSI sometimes cause post-induction hemodynamic instability?

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Recorded04 Jul 2024

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Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode936. In this episode, I’ll discuss why ketamine can sometimes cause post-induction hemodynamic instability when it is used for rapid sequence intubation.

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