- An
analeptic, in medicine, is a
central nervous system stimulant. The term "
analeptic"
typically refers to
respiratory stimulants (for example, doxapram)...
- (marketed as Dopram,
Stimulex or Respiram) is a
respiratory stimulant, or
analeptic.
Administered intravenously,
doxapram stimulates an
increase in tidal...
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after the
Black Death era. In the 20th century,
camphor was used as an
analeptic by injection, and to
induce seizures in
schizophrenic people in an attempt...
- Drug
class Stimulant; Adenosinergic; Eugeroic; Nootropic; Anxiogenic;
Analeptic; PDE inhibitor;
Diuretic ATC code N06BC01 (WHO) D11AX26 (WHO), V04CG30...
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Indian long pepper. It is an herb
useful in
Ayurvedic medicine used as an
analeptic, antispasmodic, carminative, sedative, stimulant, stomachic, and nervine...
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under N05 in the
Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification System.
Analeptic Anxiolytics Manuel Sergi;
Sabino Napoletano (2012). "Analysis of Illicit...
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Graves derived some of his
ideas from
poetic inspiration and a
process of "
analeptic thought",
which is a term he used for
throwing one's mind back in time...
- the
synthesis was to
obtain a
respiratory and
circulatory stimulant (
analeptic) with no
effects on the
uterus in
analogy to
nikethamide (which is also...
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Hofmann synthesized from
lysergic acid
while trying to
develop a new
analeptic,
hence the
alternate name LSD-25.
Hofmann discovered its
effects in humans...
- in 2013, due to
concerns over safety.
Tacrine was also
described as an
analeptic agent used to
promote mental alertness. Very
common (>10% incidence) adverse...
