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Study Summary
This trial is looking at whether adding ketamine to fentanyl reduces pain more than fentanyl alone for people with acute pain from trauma.
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When will Ketamine be federally accepted in the United States?
"Ketamine has been shown to be safe in multiple rounds of clinical trials, so it receives a score of 3."
Who do the researchers hope will enroll in this experiment?
"The study is open to 224 people who are currently experiencing acute pain from trauma and meet the following additional criteria: Adult males who would be eligible to receive pain medication prior to hospital arrival under current medical practice will be screened for enrollment in the primary trial."
Are there any open slots for new participants in this research?
"No, this study is not looking for patients to enroll at the moment. This study was first posted on October 3rd, 2017 and was last edited on October 27th, 2022. However, there are 1 study searching for participants with acute pain and 115 ketamine trials actively recruiting patients."
Is this research project meant to test treatments on an elderly demographic?
"The age restriction for this clinical trial are individuals who are 18 years old or above, and 65 years old or below."
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