Ketamine (an anesthetic) can negatively impact children’s cognitive skills
Often used as a pediatric anesthesia, Ketamine can adversely affect the brains of children under 3, especially if it’s a long surgery or multiple surgeries. Specifically, it harms learning and memory, as well as behavior.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/263719.php
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