Buspirone: An Update on a Unique Anxiolytic Agent

Keyphrases

• Buspirone 100%
• Anxiolytic Drugs 100%
• Benzodiazepines 28%
• Neuroreceptors 28%
• Piperazine 28%
• Alcohol 14%
• 5-HT1A Receptor 14%
• Mechanism of Action 14%
• Adverse Effects 14%
• Serotonin 14%
• Withdrawal Syndrome 14%
• Psychomotor Impairment 14%
• Oral Administration 14%
• Depression Disorder 14%
• Common Effects 14%
• 5-HT2 Receptor 14%
• Single Oral Dose 14%
• Anticonvulsant 14%
• Sedation 14%
• Albumin 14%
• Psychopharmacology 14%
• Dizziness 14%
• Nervousness 14%
• Headache 14%
• Glycoprotein 14%
• Panic Disorder 14%
• Firing Rate 14%
• Autoreceptor 14%
• Drug Formulary 14%
• Pharmacotherapy 14%
• Dorsal Raphe 14%
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder 14%
• Secondary Messengers 14%
• Active Metabolite 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Buspirone 100%
• Anxiolytic 100%
• Receptor 25%
• Neuroreceptor 25%
• Piperazine 25%
• Benzodiazepine Derivative 25%
• Bioavailability 12%
• Serotonin 12%
• Adverse Event 12%
• Panic Disorder 12%
• Psychomotor Disorder 12%
• Oral Drug Administration 12%
• Drug Therapy 12%
• Glycoprotein 12%
• Nervousness 12%
• Dizziness 12%
• Autoreceptor 12%
• Withdrawal Syndrome 12%
• Psychopharmacology 12%
• Headache 12%
• Ofloxacin 12%
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder 12%
• Firing Rate 12%
• Raphe 12%
• Anticonvulsant 12%
• Active Metabolite 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Buspirone 100%
• Anxiolytic 100%
• Receptor 25%
• Piperazine 25%
• Elimination 25%
• Headache 12%
• Adverse Event 12%
• Withdrawal Syndrome 12%
• Bioavailability 12%
• Ethanol 12%
• Serotonin 12%
• Pharmacotherapy 12%
• Anticonvulsive Agent 12%
• Dizziness 12%
• Autoreceptor 12%
• Glycoprotein 12%
• Panic 12%
• Ofloxacin 12%
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder 12%
• Psychomotor Disorder 12%
• Active Metabolite 12%
• Psychopharmacology 12%