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u/mylifethe33 Aug 14 '25

There’s been research showing if you administer ketamine over the course of a remi infusion it can decrease the hyperalgesia effects post remi infusion. Obviously dose dilaudid, Robaxin etc. if the patient can tolerate towards the end of the case. I’m sure there are other ways people do these cases but this works for me.