Table 2. Continuous infusions.
Continuous Infusion | n = 26 |
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Ketamine, n (%) | 26 (100) |
Duration of infusion, d | 9 (4–14, 0.2–21) |
Initial rate, mg/hr | 50 (30–50, 6–150) |
Maximum rate, mg/hr | 150 (65–250, 10–300) |
Minimum rate, mg/hr | 50 (30–50, 6–150) |
Fentanyl, n (%) | 25 (96) |
Rate when ketamine
initiated, mcg/min |
200 (150–400, 50–900) |
Maximum rate, mcg/hr | 500 (200–600, 100–900) |
Minimum rate, mcg/hr | 200 (100–350, 50–600) |
Midazolam, n (%) | 19 (73) |
Rate when ketamine
initiated, mg/hr |
7 (4–9, 1–15) |
Maximum rate, mg/hr | 10 (8–12, 2–20) |
Minimum rate, mg/hr | 2 (2–6, 1–10) |
Propofol, n (%) | 10 (38) |
Rate when ketamine
initiated, mcg/kg/min |
40 (23–48, 10–100) |
Maximum rate, mcg/kg/min | 30 (20–50, 15–100) |
Minimum rate, mcg/kg/min | 20 (11–30, 0–100) |
Dexedetomidine, n (%) | 9 (35) |
Rate when ketamine
initiated, mcg/kg/hr |
1.2 (1–1.4, 0.6–1.5) |
Maximum rate, mcg/kg/hr | 1(0.7–1.5, 0.6–1.5) |
Minimum rate, mcg/kg/hr | 0.5 (0.07–1, 0–1.5) |
Neuromuscular blocking
agents, n (%) |
6 (23) |
Values are median (IQR, range), unless specified otherwise
IQR = interquartile range.