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Open access Aug 2026

Ketamine administration and postoperative mortality after major cancer surgery: a propensity-matched population-based study.

In this research network study, perioperative ketamine use was not associated with reduced mortality after major cancer surgery, which aligns with previous large-scale studies showing no long-term survival benefit for specific anaesthetic agents in oncologic surgery.

T. Talmy, S. Ledot, Barak Cohen et al. · 0 citations

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