azaspirodecanedione
[ ā′zə-spī′rō-dĕk′ān-dī′ōn′ ]
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n.
A class of antianxiety agents that are chemically and pharmacologically unrelated to other classes of sedative and anxiolytic drugs.
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Azande, Azania, Azanian, AZAPO, Azariah, azaspirodecanedione, azatadine maleate, azathioprine, Azazel, Azbine, Azcapotzalco
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