Restricting ketamine would have 'dire consequences' for surgery in low-resource countries, anesthesiologists warn

Proposals to restrict access to ketamine by making it a "Schedule I" drug would have a major impact on the availability of anesthesia and surgery in low- to middle-income countries (LMICs)—where ketamine is often the only general anesthetic drug available, according to experts.

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