WHO ICTRP trial
The safety and efficacy of intranasal ketamine delivery for sedation of children…
ACTRN12616000399493 · Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) · Not Recruiting
Key facts
| Trial ID | ACTRN12616000399493 |
|---|---|
| Public title | The safety and efficacy of intranasal ketamine delivery for sedation of children in the emergency department. Is a needle-free approach to the care of children in the emergency department, practical and attainable? |
| Scientific title | Ketamine Intranasal Delivery in the Emergency Room: A multicentre randomised controlled trial of Intranasal(IN) versus Intravenous(IV)/Intramuscular(IV) ketamine for paediatric sedation in the Emergency Department. Is a totally needle-free approach feasible? |
| Primary sponsor | The Townsville Hospital and Health Service |
| Registry | Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) |
| Recruitment status | Not Recruiting |
| Study type | Interventional |
| Phase | Phase 2 / Phase 3 |
| Countries | Australia |
| Conditions | Sedation procedures in children; Sedation procedures in children;Anaesthesiology - Other anaesthesiology |
| Interventions | This is a comparative study of intranasal (spray inhaled through the nose) to intramuscular/intravenous (injection into the muscle or vein) delivery of ketamine to children for procedural sedation. Intranasal (N) IN ketamine 10mg/kg, should… |
| Registration date | Mar 29, 2016 |
| Target size | 652 |
| Registry page | anzctr.org.au |
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