Adinazolam
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Adinazolam is a benzodiazepine derivative. It possesses anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, sedative and skeletal muscle relaxant properties.
Pharmacology
Adinazolam produces inhibitory effects by binding to GABA receptors. This increases the effects of GABA.Indications
Adinazolam is indicated as a treatment for anxiety and status epilepticus.
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N03AE - antiepileptics: (01:Clonazepam) N05BA - anxiolytics: (01:Diazepam) (02:Chlordiazepoxide) (03:Medazepam) (04:Oxazepam) (05:Clorazepate) (06:Lorazepam) (07:Adinazolam) (08:Bromazepam) (09:Clobazam) (10:Ketazolam) (11:Prazepam) (12:Alprazolam) (13:Halazepam) (14:Pinazepam) (15:Camazepam) (16:Nordazepam) (17:Fludiazepam) (18:Ethyl loflazepate) (19:Etizolam) (21:Clotiazepam) (22:Cloxazolam) (23:Tofisopam) N05CD - hypnotics and sedatives: (01:Flurazepam) (02:Nitrazepam) (03:Flunitrazepam) (04:Estazolam) (05:Triazolam) (06:Lormetazepam) (07:Temazepam) (08:Midazolam) (09:Brotizolam) (10:Quazepam) (11:Loprazolam) (12:Doxefazepam) (13:Cinolazepam) No ATC code: (Gidazepam) (Nimetazepam)
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