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Treatment of compulsive behaviour in eating disorders with intermittent ketamine infusions
1998
QJM: Quarterly journal of medicine
We have previously shown that eating disorders are of eating disorder, all of whom were chronic and resistant to several other forms of treatment. Nine a compulsive behaviour disease, characterized by frequent recall of anorexic thoughts. Evidence sug-(responders) showed prolonged remission when treated with two to nine ketamine infusions at inter-gests that memory is a neocortical neuronal network, excitation of which involves the hippocampus, vals of 5 days to 3 weeks. Clinical response was
doi:10.1093/qjmed/91.7.493
pmid:9797933
fatcat:2s4egxirjbhvphrbosrcyxwsxy