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tiletamine

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tiletamine
a dissociative anesthetic agent, most commonly used in combination with zolazepam which provides better muscle relaxation and reduces the incidence of convulsions and muscle tremors.
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These include anti-depressants, other sedative medication including the original antihistamines and, reflecting the current use of ''recreational drugs'', Ketamine and Tiletamine.
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