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Old 03-26-2010, 05:28 PM #6
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Hi everyone..kS here..I can help clearify..Yes, they are infusing with the 5day inpatient Ketamine in Philly..Dr. S ... the "moderate" dose of Ketamine..The 10 day outpatient infusion is there also but the "high" dose is done outside of the United States..still considered experimental..Our next stumbling block is whether the insurance companies will join on for covering such interventions..I appreciate Mike noting my recent visit to see Dr. S, a week ago today I saw him..

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thanks for clearing that up some
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