amideanesthetica
Amideanesthetica is a proposed discipline focusing on amide-based anesthetic agents and their pharmacology, mechanism of action, and clinical applications. The term combines 'amide', the chemical class used by many local anesthetics, with 'anesthetica', signaling its relation to anesthesia and pain management.
It covers pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, formulation, and delivery methods for amide-type anesthetics, emphasizing how amide linkage influences
Historically, the general study of local anesthetics has treated amide-type and ester-type classes; the explicit label
Research methods in amideanesthetica include structure–activity analyses, development of new amide-containing molecules, and modeling interactions with
Applications span regional anesthesia, postoperative analgesia, and perioperative care, with aims to improve onset, duration, and
See also: anesthesia, local anesthetics, amide vs ester, pharmacology of anesthetics.