Clinical action of remoxipride.

R. Conley; C. Tamminga; J. Nguyen

DOI:10.1001/ARCHPSYC.1994.03950120073012

Corpus ID: 35506003

Clinical action of remoxipride.

@article{Conley1994ClinicalAO,
  title={Clinical action of remoxipride.},
  author={R. Conley and C. Tamminga and J. Nguyen},
  journal={Archives of general psychiatry},
  year={1994},
  volume={51 12},
  pages={
          1001
        }
}

R. Conley, C. Tamminga, J. Nguyen

Published 1994

Psychology, Medicine

Archives of general psychiatry

Expectations for new neuroleptics with improved antipsychotic action have been high since the demonstration of differential antipsychotic efficacy with clozapine. 1 The exact mechanism of clozapine's unique antipsychotic action is unknown, so directions for new drug development have been speculative. Remoxipride hydrochloride is a substituted benzamide of the sulpiride family; it has highly selective dopamine D 2 antagonist activity and in vivo selectivity for limbic D 2 receptors. 2 Although… CONTINUE READING

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