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Muscle Relaxants, Central

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Hierarchy:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Physiological Effects of Drugs ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central 31 coordinate concepts ∟ Antispermatogenic Agents \| ∟ Astringents \| ∟ Bone Density Conservation Agents \| ∟ Central Nervous System Depressants \| ∟ Central Nervous System Stimulants \| ∟ Emetics \| ∟ Endocrine Disruptors \| ∟ Growth Substances \| ∟ Hallucinogens \| ∟ Hypnotics and Sedatives \| ∟ Hypoglycemic Agents \| ∟ Immunologic Factors \| ∟ Narcotic Antagonists \| ∟ Natriuretic Agents \| ∟ Neurotransmitter Agents \| ∟ Peripheral Nervous System Agents \| ∟ Protective Agents \| ∟ Radiation-Sensitizing Agents \| ∟ Reproductive Control Agents \| ∟ Adjuvants, Anesthesia \| ∟ Alcohol Deterrents \| ∟ Analgesics \| ∟ Anti-Dyskinesia Agents \| ∟ Anti-Obesity Agents \| ∟ Anticonvulsants \| ∟ Antiemetics \| ∟ Antitussive Agents \| ∟ Neuroprotective Agents \| ∟ Nootropic Agents \| ∟ Psychotropic Drugs \| ∟ Neuromuscular Blocking Agents Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Physiological Effects of Drugs ∟ Peripheral Nervous System Agents ∟ Neuromuscular Agents ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central 31 coordinate concepts ∟ Antispermatogenic Agents \| ∟ Astringents \| ∟ Bone Density Conservation Agents \| ∟ Central Nervous System Depressants \| ∟ Central Nervous System Stimulants \| ∟ Emetics \| ∟ Endocrine Disruptors \| ∟ Growth Substances \| ∟ Hallucinogens \| ∟ Hypnotics and Sedatives \| ∟ Hypoglycemic Agents \| ∟ Immunologic Factors \| ∟ Narcotic Antagonists \| ∟ Natriuretic Agents \| ∟ Neurotransmitter Agents \| ∟ Peripheral Nervous System Agents \| ∟ Protective Agents \| ∟ Radiation-Sensitizing Agents \| ∟ Reproductive Control Agents \| ∟ Adjuvants, Anesthesia \| ∟ Alcohol Deterrents \| ∟ Analgesics \| ∟ Anti-Dyskinesia Agents \| ∟ Anti-Obesity Agents \| ∟ Anticonvulsants \| ∟ Antiemetics \| ∟ Antitussive Agents \| ∟ Neuroprotective Agents \| ∟ Nootropic Agents \| ∟ Psychotropic Drugs \| ∟ Neuromuscular Blocking Agents Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Therapeutic Uses ∟ Central Nervous System Agents ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central 31 coordinate concepts ∟ Antispermatogenic Agents \| ∟ Astringents \| ∟ Bone Density Conservation Agents \| ∟ Central Nervous System Depressants \| ∟ Central Nervous System Stimulants \| ∟ Emetics \| ∟ Endocrine Disruptors \| ∟ Growth Substances \| ∟ Hallucinogens \| ∟ Hypnotics and Sedatives \| ∟ Hypoglycemic Agents \| ∟ Immunologic Factors \| ∟ Narcotic Antagonists \| ∟ Natriuretic Agents \| ∟ Neurotransmitter Agents \| ∟ Peripheral Nervous System Agents \| ∟ Protective Agents \| ∟ Radiation-Sensitizing Agents \| ∟ Reproductive Control Agents \| ∟ Adjuvants, Anesthesia \| ∟ Alcohol Deterrents \| ∟ Analgesics \| ∟ Anti-Dyskinesia Agents \| ∟ Anti-Obesity Agents \| ∟ Anticonvulsants \| ∟ Antiemetics \| ∟ Antitussive Agents \| ∟ Neuroprotective Agents \| ∟ Nootropic Agents \| ∟ Psychotropic Drugs \| ∟ Neuromuscular Blocking Agents X
Broader terms:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Physiological Effects of Drugs ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Physiological Effects of Drugs ∟ Peripheral Nervous System Agents ∟ Neuromuscular Agents ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Chemical Actions and Uses ∟ Pharmacologic Actions ∟ Therapeutic Uses ∟ Central Nervous System Agents ∟ Muscle Relaxants, Central Physiological Effects of Drugs > Pharmacologic Actions > Chemical Actions and Uses > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Neuromuscular Agents > Peripheral Nervous System Agents > Physiological Effects of Drugs > Pharmacologic Actions > Chemical Actions and Uses > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Central Nervous System Agents > Therapeutic Uses > Pharmacologic Actions > Chemical Actions and Uses > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) X
Annotation:	GEN or unspecified; prefer specifics; refers to skeletal muscle relaxants only: smooth muscle relaxants = PARASYMPATHOLYTICS X
History note:	Muscles (1966-1969)X
historyNote*:	70; MUSCLE RELAXANTS was see under CURARE-LIKE AGENTS & MUSCLE RELAXANTS, CENTRAL & NEUROMUSCULAR DEPOLARIZING AGENTS 1970-74, was heading 1963-69 X
onlineNote*:	search MUSCLE RELAXANTS under CURARE-LIKE AGENTS & MUSCLE RELAXANTS, CENTRAL & NEUROMUSCULAR DEPOLARIZING AGENTS 1970-74 & MUSCLES 1966-69 X
publicMeSHNote*:	70; MUSCLE RELAXANTS was see under CURARE-LIKE AGENTS & MUSCLE RELAXANTS, CENTRAL & NEUROMUSCULAR DEPOLARIZING AGENTS 1970-74, was heading 1963-69 X
Scope note:	A heterogeneous group of drugs used to produce muscle relaxation, excepting the neuromuscular blocking agents. They have their primary clinical and therapeutic uses in the treatment of muscle spasm and immobility associated with strains, sprains, and injuries of the back and, to a lesser degree, injuries to the neck. They have been used also for the treatment of a variety of clinical conditions that have in common only the presence of skeletal muscle hyperactivity, for example, the muscle spasms that can occur in multiple sclerosis. (From Smith and Reynard, Textbook of Pharmacology, 1991, p358) X
activeMeSHYear*:	2006 \| 2007X
dateCreated*:	1999-01-01X
dateEstablished*:	1970-01-01X
dateRevised*:	2005-06-30X
recordAuthorizer*:	sjnX
recordMaintainer*:	ssbX
recordOriginator*:	NLMX
Type:	Concept X
Coordinate terms:	Antispermatogenic Agents \| Astringents \| Bone Density Conservation Agents \| Central Nervous System Depressants \| Central Nervous System Stimulants \| Emetics \| Endocrine Disruptors \| Growth Substances \| Hallucinogens \| Hypnotics and Sedatives \| Hypoglycemic Agents \| Immunologic Factors \| Narcotic Antagonists \| Natriuretic Agents \| Neurotransmitter Agents \| Peripheral Nervous System Agents \| Protective Agents \| Radiation-Sensitizing Agents \| Reproductive Control Agents \| Adjuvants, Anesthesia \| Alcohol Deterrents \| Analgesics \| Anti-Dyskinesia Agents \| Anti-Obesity Agents \| Anticonvulsants \| Antiemetics \| Antitussive Agents \| Neuroprotective Agents \| Nootropic Agents \| Psychotropic Drugs \| Neuromuscular Blocking Agents X
URI:	X
Labels and equivalent concepts:	Sentraaliset lihasrelaksantit (fi) Sentraalinen lihasrelaksantti (fi, replaced) Muskelavslappningsmedel, centrala (sv) Muskelrelaxerande medel, centrala (sv, replaced) Centrally Acting Muscle Relaxants (en, replaced) X
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