Anti-inflammatory properties of antipsychotics via microglia modulations: Are antipsychotics a 'fire extinguisher' in the brain of schizophrenia?

Medicine and Dentistry

• Typical Antipsychotic 50%
• Microglia 50%
• Brain 50%
• Neuron 50%
• Combination Therapy 37%
• Patient 25%
• Pathophysiology 25%
• Dementia 25%
• Antiinflammatory Activity 25%
• Dopamine 25%
• Antagonist 25%
• Computed Tomography Studies 25%
• Anti-Inflammatory Drug 25%
• Cytokine 12%
• Drug 12%
• Chemotherapeutic Agent 12%
• Nitric Oxide 12%
• Receptor 12%
• In Vitro 12%
• Superoxide 12%
• Positron Emission Tomography-Computed Tomography 12%
• Neuroimaging 12%
• Etiology 12%
• Degenerative Disease 12%
• Chlorpromazine 12%
• Haloperidol 12%
• Dopamine Receptor D2 12%

Neuroscience

• Dementia Praecox 100%
• Antipsychotic 62%
• Microglia 50%
• Anti-Inflammatory 37%
• Dementia 25%
• Dopamine 25%
• Nitric Oxide 12%
• Eicosanoid Receptor 12%
• In Vitro 12%
• Haloperidol 12%
• Chlorpromazine 12%
• Neurodegenerative Disorder 12%
• Free Radicals 12%
• Computed Tomography 12%
• Dopamine Receptor D2 12%
• Neurodegenerative Process 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Schizophrenia 100%
• Antipsychotic 62%
• Pathophysiology 25%
• Dementia 25%
• Dopamine 25%
• Drug 12%
• Receptor 12%
• Superoxide 12%
• Cytokine 12%
• Haloperidol 12%
• Nitric Oxide 12%
• Etiology 12%
• Free Radical 12%
• Degenerative Disease 12%
• Dopamine Receptor D2 12%
• Chlorpromazine 12%