| 释义 |
leptazol Pharm.|ˈlɛptəzɒl|
[f. analeptic a. and n. + azo- + -ol.]
A white, crystalline, bicyclic compound, C6H10N4, which stimulates the respiratory and motor centres, is used as an analeptic, especially after poisoning by narcotics, and was formerly employed in convulsive psychotherapy.
1946Analyst LXXI. 308 Leptazol (pentamethylene⁓tetrazole) is commonly encountered in the form of a 10% w/v solution containing 0·25% of sodium phosphate. 1953Brit. Jrnl. Psychol. XLIV. 58 After an intravenous injection of Leptazol, given during the course of electro⁓encephalographic studies, he had a generalized convulsion. 1968W. C. Bowman et al. Textbk. Pharmacol. xxii. 603 In animals it [sc. meprobamate] protects against convulsions which occur after strychnine, leptazol and electric-shock. |