Ketamine Infusion

Administration of ketamine through an IV in a clinical setting.

A ketamine infusion refers to administering ketamine through an intravenous (IV) line. Because ketamine can affect measures like blood pressure and pulse, clinical administration typically includes monitoring during treatment.

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