Ketamine/propofol admixture (ketofol) is associated with improved hemodynamics as an induction agent

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@JaroneLeeMD @BKendallMD @shawkdoc @msiuba @PulmCrit @kari_jerge @traumaicurounds @DrGarbs @IM_Crit_ @GallodeMoraesMD @ogi_gajic @amandasximd @PMH_Trauma_RPD @CPark_MD @HassanMashbari @DanSaddawi @chungk1031 @colombocj1 @tbenjaco https://t.co/A62NEhlJlE

@AndresR00916584 Also - https://t.co/SWW8yV6TWo

“@ketaminh: @dr_victorias http://t.co/W1RUtqxfsd” ketofol for RSI

@HumanFact0rz can't figure out why use ketofol and not ketamine for induction? doesn't make sense. esp trauma http://t.co/TxipfoSEnn

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