Hello Adriana & Lisajean,

I have read and spoken to numerous practitioners in the field of ketamine infusions recently concerning the coma treatments that you speak of and they are VERY risky and not backed up by peer reviewed journal articles. As the previous member wrote the two programs that were performing these treatments have had significant set backs due to a death at the center in Mexico from a patient that had many comorbidities who may not have been a good candidate for this treatment. The center in Germany also has had some recent issues with a patient ending up with a tracheostomy after his treatment.

Be very cautious and ensure that there is a board certified physician with proper training running the program.

There are numerous centers in the west that are performing infusions for this purpose with good results, in a safe manner, on an outpatient basis, not involving comas.

This web site has a comprehensive list: **edit**