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Intraoperative ketamine infusion for Hemorrhoids
Study Summary
This trial is testing whether ketamine can help reduce pain after hemorrhoid surgery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there vacancies available for enrollment in this research project?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov have recorded that this medical investigation, which had its commencement on June 15th 2020, is actively seeking participants from 1 site to reach a total of 100 patients."
How many participants are engaged in this research endeavor?
"Yes, the data hosted on clinicaltrials.gov verifies that this medical experiment is currently recruiting for 100 participants from a single site. The initial post was made June 15th 2020 and the trial was most recently modified March 9th 2022."
Does this experimental program offer the opportunity for me to join?
"This investigation is accepting 100 individuals with Grade III or IV hemorrhoids aged 18 and up. To be considered as a participant, they must have already undergone a hemorrhoidectomy."
Is enrollment in this study open to individuals over the age of sixty?
"The age range for this clinical trial is 18 to 100, with 13 studies dedicated to minors and 98 specifically targeting those above 65 years of age."
Is Intraoperative ketamine infusion a safe procedure for patients?
"There is ample evidence and research supporting the safety of intraoperative ketamine infusions, thus it earned a score of 3."
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