Ketamine Adjuncts is a pharmacological strategy within the category of local anesthesia adjuncts that specifically involves the incorporation of ketamine as a peripheral nerve-sensitizing agent to prolong analgesic duration and enhance sensory blockade through its N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antagonism and local anesthetic-sparing effects.
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