European journal of clinical pharmacology
Ketamine and esketamine during breastfeeding: a systematic review of human pharmacokinetic, infant and lactation outcomes
Von Olivola M, Martiadis V, Prodi T und 6 weiteren.
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Abstract
Ketamine is used in anaesthesia and analgesia, and esketamine nasal spray is licensed as a rapidly acting treatment for treatment-resistant depression; both uses overlap with the postpartum period. We synthesised human evidence on transfer into milk, infant exposure, infant outcomes and breastfeeding outcomes.



